Wikipedia
Wikipedia cited IRGC-linked media over 78,000 times, 'Post' investigation reveals
A investigation by The Jerusalem Post, reveals over 78,000 citations to IRGC-linked media on Wikipedia, exposing vulnerabilities to state-sponsored influence and manipulation of narratives.
Hamas-linked org. trains Gazans to edit Wikipedia pages about Israel, Palestine
Qatar hired London-based PR firm to edit Wikipedia articles about its human rights violations
Wikipedia's Israel page now unequivocally states Jewish state is 'committing genocide'
'Online piracy bills will change the Internet'
Stop Online Privacy Act (SOPA) and the Protect IP Act (PIPA) will give “legitimacy to censorship," Wikimedia Israel spokesperson says.
Google supports, Twitter mocks Wikipedia blackout
Protesting US legislation its says harms Internet freedom, Wikipedia shuts down for a day; Google supports the cause, Twitter calls it "silly."
Wikipedia plans 24-hour blackout as protest
The popular online encyclopedia will go black for a day in protest of US legislation it says will harm Internet freedom.
Wikipedia co-founder Wales visits Rothschild tent city
Jimmy Wales says “it’s wonderful that in the democracy here, people have the right to go out and express their opinion."
Wikimaniacs arrive in Haifa for Wikipedia extravaganza
Seventh annual get-together of online encyclopedia buffs in Haifa expected to be biggest ever.
Jimmy Wales’s benevolent Wikipedia wisdom
Most people are fundamentally decent, and we’re now in an era where people can communicate with each other much more effectively than ever before. That, says the online encyclopedia pioneer, gives Israelis a real opportunity for very personal ambassadorship.
Jimmy Wales: Media revolution is changing the world
Wikipedia founder says art, social connections, spread of information under speedy transformation.
'Hebrew Wikipedia is astonishing'
Wikipedia Founder Jimmy Wales is back in Israel to attend the Presidential Conference.
Where are the 67 borders?
Driving foreign journalists away
Taking away tax exemptions for their first three years here, as the Treasury intends to do, will only cause news networks to move elsewhere, like Ramallah or Amman.
