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Christian: /* The Atlantic Monthly, September 2006 */ :template

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‎The Atlantic Monthly, September 2006: :template

Christian: art. The Register spostato

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art. The Register spostato

Christian: The Register, September 23, 2006

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The Register, September 23, 2006 <del>

Christian: /* 2006 Settembre 16-31 */ :Ars Technica, 19 settembre 2006

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‎2006 Settembre 16-31: :Ars Technica, 19 settembre 2006

Christian: Foxnews, 20 ottobre 2006

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Foxnews, 20 ottobre 2006

Christian: /* 2006 October */ :CNET, 16 ottobre 2006

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‎2006 October: :CNET, 16 ottobre 2006

Christian: /* 2006 September */ :titolo intermedio

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‎2006 September: :titolo intermedio

Christian: /* 2006 September */ :corr. + titolo intermedio

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‎2006 September: :corr. + titolo intermedio

Christian: /* The Hive */ :corr. titolo

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‎The Hive: :corr. titolo

Christian: /* 2006 September */ :The San Diego Union-Tribune, September 23, 2006

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‎2006 September: :The San Diego Union-Tribune, September 23, 2006 <del>

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 ==2006 Settembre 1-15==
 ===The Atlantic Monthly, September 2006===
-{{cite news|title=The Hive|publisher=The Atlantic Monthly|date=September 2006|url=http://www.theatlantic.com/doc/200609/wikipedia}}
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 : Molto interessante, con molti spunti sulla storia di WP nel 2001 --[[User:Christian|Christian]] ([[User talk:Christian|discussione]]) 18:18, 15 feb 2009 (CET)
 : articolo molto bello ed originale, analizza la storia non solo di Wikipedia ma dei suoi fondatori, Sanger e Wales, del contesto di Internet di allora e dei wiki in generale. Interessante l'approfondimento "filosofico" dei principi del "wiki magic". --[[User:Andrea|Andrea]] ([[User talk:Andrea|discussione]]) 00:46, 16 feb 2009 (CET)

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 :On the launch of Citizendium. "Of course, Wikipedia could start requiring registration and having disputes settled by experts - just like Citizendium. Or it could simply take content from Citizendium, if that has already done the job."
 Posted in Music and Media, 23rd September 2006 03:17 GMT

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 :On the launch of Citizendium. "Of course, Wikipedia could start requiring registration and having disputes settled by experts - just like Citizendium. Or it could simply take content from Citizendium, if that has already done the job."
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 *{{cite news|title="Wikipedia founder forks Wikipedia"|publisher=[[The Register]]|date=[[September]] [[2006]]|author=[[Andrew Orlowski|Orlowski, Andrew]]|url=http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/09/18/sanger_forks_wikipedia/}}
 :Larry Sanger, co-founder of Wikipedia, has created Citizendium, a Wikipedia fork that will give more power to experts.
 *{{cite news|title="Wikipedia chronicles lore, legend, lies"|publisher=[[Des Moines Register]]|date=[[September 20]], [[2006]]|author=Mike Kilen|url=http://desmoinesregister.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060920/NEWS08/609200385&lead=1}}

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 Mostly in English, with a German introduction and subtitles. 19. October 2006, History channel?
 :Interessante perché in video! --[[User:Christian|Christian]] ([[User talk:Christian|discussione]]) 18:03, 8 mar 2009 (CET)
 *{{cite news|title=Diary |publisher=[[The Guardian]] |date=[[October 20]], 2006 |author=Jon Henley |url=http://www.guardian.co.uk/diary/story/0,,1926733,00.html}}
 :"We commend to you all the World's Most Exciting Web Page, namely Wikipedia's entry on the [[M25 motorway|M25]]."
-*{{cite news|title=Google-Wikipedia-MySpace - How Teenagers Hijacked the Internet |publisher=[[Global Politician]] |date=[[October 19]], 2006 |author=Sam Vaknin Ph.D.|url=http://globalpolitician.com/articledes.asp?ID=2237&cid=1&sid=19}}
+===Foxnews, 20 ottobre 2006===
-: Prompted by the research by Heather Hopkins of Hitwise, Vakin concludes that Google's reliance on a few internet neighborhoods is slanting its search results towards Wikipedia even where the article concerned is a 2 sentence stub. "I have been monitoring 154 keywords on Google since 1999. Of these, the number one (#1) search result in 128 keywords is now a Wikipedia article."...  ..."Wikipedia, the "encyclopedia" whose "editors" are mostly unqualified teenagers and young adults is touted by Google as an authoritative source of information."...  ..."MySpace whose 110 million users are predominantly prepubescent and adolescents now dictates what Websites will occupy the first search results in Google's search results."
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 *{{cite news|title= Can Wikipedia Ever Make the Grade?

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 |url= http://www.webpronews.com/insiderreports/marketinginsider/wpn-50-20061013IsThereLifeAfterWikipedia.html}}
 :Reports findings by the Internet usage analysts Hitwise's Heather Hopkins of where surfers go after they read a Wikipedia article. "Hopkins begins by mentioning that Wikipedia receives over half (54%) of its traffic from Google...". "Most Wikipedia users leave the site and go directly to computer and Internet-centered sites like search engines, social networks and chat. One might assume to either look up more information, post what was found on a profile or blog, or to discuss what they've just learned at Wikipedia. "
 *{{cite news|title=The Big Question: Do we need a more reliable online encyclopedia than Wikipedia? |publisher=[[The Independent]] |date=[[October 18]], 2006 |author=Paul Vallely |url=http://news.independent.co.uk/world/science_technology/article1886601.ece}}

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 :"Shi Zhao slides the computer mouse, making rapid-fire clicks and in the space of a minute or so finds about a dozen minor errors to be tweaked on Wikipedia, the popular online encyclopedia that anyone can edit... Shi's feat is even greater given that technically, he should not have access to the site. Last October, the Chinese government blocked access to Wikipedia, which has more than 5 million articles in 229 languages."
 *{{cite news|title="The Sting of Ignorance"|publisher=[[New York Times]]|date=[[16 September]] [[2006]]|author=[[Jerry Avorn|Avorn, Jerry]]|url=http://www.nytimes.com/2006/09/16/opinion/16avorn.html?ex=1158552000&en=c7456107ae70fda5&ei=5087%0A}}
 :Author, who is a professor at [[Harvard Medical School]], writes about researching a [[Jellyfish#Treatment of stings|jellyfish sting remedy]]: "[A] study published in February in The Medical Journal of Australia.... had conducted a clinical trial that randomly assigned sting victims to application of hot water (to deactivate the poison) or icepacks. The trial was stopped halfway through because the hot-water group did so much better that it would have been unethical to continue. I didn‚Äôt discover this through any proprietary medical search engines. I used Google and Wikipedia, and it took about two minutes."
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 :On the launch of Citizendium. "Of course, Wikipedia could start requiring registration and having disputes settled by experts - just like Citizendium. Or it could simply take content from Citizendium, if that has already done the job."
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 :Su Citizendium e ricapitola la storia di WP, ma niente di rilevante. --[[User:Christian|Christian]] ([[User talk:Christian|discussione]]) 00:43, 11 mar 2009 (CET)

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 ==2006 September==
-===The Hive===
+===The Atlantic Monthly, September 2006===
 {{cite news|title=The Hive|publisher=The Atlantic Monthly|date=September 2006|url=http://www.theatlantic.com/doc/200609/wikipedia}}
 : Molto interessante, con molti spunti sulla storia di WP nel 2001 --[[User:Christian|Christian]] ([[User talk:Christian|discussione]]) 18:18, 15 feb 2009 (CET)

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 :On the launch of Citizendium. "Of course, Wikipedia could start requiring registration and having disputes settled by experts - just like Citizendium. Or it could simply take content from Citizendium, if that has already done the job."
 *{{cite news|title=Answering Wikipedia's call to fill in the blanks