Howard row over Wikipedia edits
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Staff in the Australian prime minister's office are accused of editing potentially damaging Wikipedia entries.
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The "free encyclopedia that anyone can edit" goes online. Doing research becomes easier but community editing means the information may be less credible.
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Users of Wikipedia have described obvious mistakes in the design of the Web siteâs logo.
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Blinded by novelty A House of Commons public spending watchdog has accused BBC chief Mark Thompson of illegally supporting Microsoft. In failing to ensure iPlayer on demand services are available to all licence fee payers he has been blinded by the novelty of the internet, it's charged.â¦
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Even the crowned heads of Europe change Wikipedia entries.
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British Home Secretary David Blunkett, already in the public hot seat over his affair with a well-known married publisher, is now locked in a row with fellow ministers over his criticisms of them in an upcoming biography.
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THE AUSTRALIAM Prime Minister, a man called John Howard, is at the centre of a spam row. When Howardâs party steered through an anti-spam law late last year it came with a couple of loopholes that were opposed by the opposition.
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Wikipedia's English site is again blocked in China--possibly due to upcoming Communist Party Congress.
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Contributors to the popular collaborative encyclopedia turned against one of their own who was found to have created an elaborate false identity.
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By Brian Bergstein  Following revelations that a high-ranking member of Wikipedia's bureaucracy used his cloak of anonymity to lie about being a professor of religion, the free Internet encyclopedia plans to ask contributors who claim such credentials to identify themselves.
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A Web site operated by Ron Harper Jr. was misidentified in a story in Friday's Intelligencer Journal. The Web site is 5thEstate.com.           The Intelligencer Journal wants to correct substantive errors of fact.
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The founder of Wikipedia on Friday urged contributors to the free Internet encyclopedia to put more emphasis on quality instead of quantity.
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Rumors abound linking Ask Jeeves and Firefox.
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Jimmy Wales, the founder of Wikipedia, said a controversy over the faked credentials of "essjay" -- an editor of the online encyclopedia's who faked his credentials -- likely means other editors will soon need to prove their own qualifications.
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A legal row over comments left on a football chat site have re-started debate about free speech.
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The author and two associates are accused of violating copyright laws.
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The BBC is involved in a fresh row after Newsnight admits mixing up the chronology in a film about the PM.