Wikipedia - Press Coverage/2005set-dic - Cronologia

Christian: /* C-SPAN, 25 settembre 2005 */ :add

2009-03-25T02:24:25Z

‎C-SPAN, 25 settembre 2005: :add

Christian: /* 2005 September */ :C-SPAN, 25 settembre 2005

2009-03-25T01:00:53Z

‎2005 September: :C-SPAN, 25 settembre 2005

Christian: CNET, 19 dicembre 2005

2009-03-12T11:18:15Z

CNET, 19 dicembre 2005

Christian: Workbench, 19 dicembre 2005, 19 dicembre 2005

2009-03-10T06:03:32Z

Workbench, 19 dicembre 2005, 19 dicembre 2005

Christian: /* 2005 December 16-31 */ :times 20dic

2009-03-10T05:24:00Z

‎2005 December 16-31: :times 20dic <del>

Christian: /* The New York Times, 24 dicembre 2005 */ :typo

2009-03-10T05:16:08Z

‎The New York Times, 24 dicembre 2005: :typo

Christian: /* 2005 December 16-31 */ :The New York Times, 24 dicembre 2005

2009-03-10T05:14:22Z

‎2005 December 16-31: :The New York Times, 24 dicembre 2005

Christian: /* 2005 December 1-15 */ :links

2009-03-10T05:00:00Z

‎2005 December 1-15: :links

Christian: /* 2005 December 16-31 */ :Wired, 19 dicembre 2005

2009-03-10T04:54:35Z

‎2005 December 16-31: :Wired, 19 dicembre 2005

Christian: /* 2005 December */ :titoli

2009-03-10T04:30:48Z

‎2005 December: :titoli

@@ Riga 26: / Riga 26: @@
 *::''This appears to refer to an anon edit to [[Simon Wiesenthal]]  by 66.99.233.35 at 2315 UTC on 20 September. It was reverted by another anon editor at 2318 UTC, and was deleted from the edit history by administrator [[User:Mindspillage|Mindspillage]] at 0320 UTC. An email sent to "The Age"s 'React to this story' address explaining this was deleted unread.''
-===C-SPAN, 25 settembre 2005===
+===[[C-SPAN, 25 settembre 2005]]===
   {{cite news
 |title=Q&A: Jimmy Wales, Wikipedia founder
@@ Riga 34: / Riga 34: @@
 |date=September 25, 2005
 |accessdate=2006-10-31}}
-Lunga intervista a Wales. Da approfondire. --[[User:Christian|Christian]] ([[User talk:Christian|discussione]]) 02:00, 25 mar 2009 (CET)
+Lunga intervista a Wales. ANCHE IN VIDEO! --[[User:Christian|Christian]] ([[User talk:Christian|discussione]]) 02:00, 25 mar 2009 (CET)
 *Corrections and clarifications ''[[The Guardian]]'' [[28 September]] [[2005]]

@@ Riga 25: / Riga 25: @@
 *:The Wikipedia website, a collection of articles that can be freely edited by users, displayed false information about Mr Wiesenthal, claiming he partook in various sex acts in Austria with other men. [...] The Council of Australian Jewry was angered at the posting on the Wikipedia website, which gets about 60 million hits a day, and said it was a blatant attempt to denigrate the memory of Mr Wiesenthal. "I suppose if you are a former Nazi or sympathiser then it makes sense to try and denigrate the person who is bringing you down," said executive officer with the group, Josh Landis. This is abhorrent and shows a lack of respect to his memory." Mr Landis said he would informally speak with other members of the council to see what action could be taken against he website."
 *::''This appears to refer to an anon edit to [[Simon Wiesenthal]]  by 66.99.233.35 at 2315 UTC on 20 September. It was reverted by another anon editor at 2318 UTC, and was deleted from the edit history by administrator [[User:Mindspillage|Mindspillage]] at 0320 UTC. An email sent to "The Age"s 'React to this story' address explaining this was deleted unread.''
 *Corrections and clarifications ''[[The Guardian]]'' [[28 September]] [[2005]]

@@ Riga 278: / Riga 278: @@
 |date=December 19, 2005
 |accessdate=2008-02-20}}</ref>}}
 *Michael Earl, "Wikipedia's struggle to govern a knowledge democracy", ''Financial Times'', [[December 19]], [[2005]]

← Versione meno recente		Versione delle 06:03, 10 mar 2009
Riga 210:		Riga 210:

	*"It’s a Wiki world out there", ''MercatorNet'' [[17 December]],[[2005]]. Attempts to categorize disputes between fans of Wikipedia and Britannica as post-modernism vs modernism and shows that surprises lurk beneath the apparently objective authorship of Britannica's entries. [http://www.mercatornet.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=199 MercatorNet]		*"It’s a Wiki world out there", ''MercatorNet'' [[17 December]],[[2005]]. Attempts to categorize disputes between fans of Wikipedia and Britannica as post-modernism vs modernism and shows that surprises lurk beneath the apparently objective authorship of Britannica's entries. [http://www.mercatornet.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=199 MercatorNet]
		+
		+	===Workbench, 19 dicembre 2005===
		+	[http://workbench.cadenhead.org/news/2828/wikipedia-founder-looks-out-number-1 Wikipedia Founder Looks Out for Number 1], Rogers Cadenhead, 19 dicembre 2005
		+	:Post da cui è partito la notizia che Wales era intervenuto sulla sua pagina. Vedi "Wired, 19 dicembre 2005". --[[User:Christian\|Christian]] ([[User talk:Christian\|discussione]]) 07:03, 10 mar 2009 (CET)

	===Wired, 19 dicembre 2005===		===Wired, 19 dicembre 2005===

@@ Riga 283: / Riga 283: @@
 *Lisa Vaas, "Wikipedia Erects Accuracy Firewall", eWeek, [[December 19]], 2005. http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1759,1903728,00.asp?kc=EWRSS03119TX1K0000594
 **An article about the new page protection policy.
 *"Wikipedia alternative aims to be 'PBS of the Web'" [[20 December]], [[2005]] at [[Cnet]] An alternative encyclopedia: the [[Digital Universe]] short story (maybe: intro) [http://news.com.com/Wikipedia+alternative+aims+to+be+PBS+of+the+Web/2100-1038_3-5999200.html?tag=nefd.lede C|net]

@@ Riga 295: / Riga 295: @@
 ===The New York Times, 24 dicembre 2005===
-{{cite news
+ {{cite news
 |first=Dan
 |last=Mitchell

@@ Riga 294: / Riga 294: @@
 **"If you're looking for information, you'll probably find it on Wikipedia. But will it be correct? Now, there's a more reliable source on the Web. Meet The Digital Universe."
-*[http://NYTimes.com/business ''NYTimes'', ''Personal Business'' section],  ''What's Online''. "Insider Editing at Wikipedia" ''[[New York Times]]'', Saturday [[December 24]], [[2005]], page B5. <small>[http://www.nytimes.com/2005/12/24/technology/24online.ready.html]</small>
+===The New York Times, 24 dicembre 2005===
-**Cartoon of [[Jimbo Wales|Jimbo]] deleting [[Larry Sanger|Larry]]'s name from Jimbo Wale's bio page. Incorrectly depicts Jimbo as having spiky hair and a sparse beard. Reviews "fever pitch" debate, mentioning Jimbo's edits, Larry's rejoinders, the Siegenthaler article, and the ''Nature'' article which concluded that Wikipedia's science entries were only slightly less accurate than Brittannica's.
+{{cite news
-**"...Still, Wikipedia, which dwarfs traditional encyclopedias in scope, faces the ''potential'' for inaccuracy or abuse. ... But Wikipedia's weakness is also its greatest strength. ... With thousands of editors, ... errors and vandalism are usually cleaned up quickly. And entries are living organisms, constantly updated. ..."
+|first=Dan
 *Rogoway, Mike. [http://www.oregonlive.com/news/oregonian/index.ssf?/base/business/1134801095290920.xml&coll=7&thispage=1 "The Web's wizard of working together"] - ''[[The Oregonian]]'', [[December 19]], 2005

@@ Riga 161: / Riga 161: @@
 *{{cite news|first=Katharine Q.|last=Seelye|pages= |title=A Little Sleuthing Unmasks Writer of Wikipedia Prank|date=[[December 11]], [[2005]]|publisher=New York Times|url=http://www.nytimes.com/2005/12/11/business/media/11web.html}}
 **Sunday, December 11, 2005, page 33. Account of the exposure of the author of the Siegenthaler libel on Wikipedia:
 **[[Brian Chase]] of [[Nashville, Tennessee]] admitted that he  falsified information in a Wikipedia entry about [[John Seigenthaler Sr.]], a former editor of ''[[The Tennessean]]'' in [[Nashville, Tennessee|Nashville]]. Until [[December 9]], Chase was an operations manager at a small delivery company in Nashville. Chase told  Seigenthaler on [December 9] that he had written the material "suggesting that Seigenthaler had been involved in the assassinations of [[John Kennedy|John]] and [[Robert Kennedy]]. Wikipedia, a nonprofit venture that is the world's biggest encyclopedia, is written and edited by thousands of volunteers, and mistakes are expected to be caught by users. "
 **(Chase was under the impression he was hitting a [[shock site]] with his gag, but did not realize Wikipedia had world-wide exposure. Chase resigned from his job to avoid repercussions with the use of his company's PC for the prank.)
 <!--**"...[Chase] also found that he was slowly being cornered in cyberspace, thanks to the sleuthing efforts of [[Public Information Research|Daniel Brandt]], 57, of San Antonio, who makes his living as a book indexer. Mr. Brandt has been a frequent critic of Wikipedia and started [http://www.wikipedia-watch.org an anti-Wikipedia Web site] in September after reading what he said was a false entry about himself."-->
@@ Riga 183: / Riga 184: @@
 **The ''Nature'' article is at [http://www.nature.com/news/2005/051212/full/438900a.html] and an editorial in the same issue says "Researchers should read Wikipedia cautiously and amend it enthusiastically" [http://www.nature.com/news/2005/051212/full/438890a.html].-[[User:Gadfium|gadfium]] 23:57, 14 December 2005 (UTC)
-* Dan Goodin, "Science Journal: Wikipedia Pretty Accurate", Asscioated Press, December 14, 2005
+* Dan Goodin, "Science Journal: Wikipedia Pretty Accurate", Associated Press, December 14, 2005
-** Printed in 112+ outlets, including [[Aljazeera]], [[Business Week]], [[CBC News]], [[China Post]], [[CNN International]], [[Forbes]], [[MSNBC]], [[Toronto Star]], [[Washington Post]], [[Wired News]], and [[USA Today]].
+** Printed in 112+ outlets, including [[Aljazeera]], [[Business Week]], [[CBC News]], [[China Post]], [[CNN International]], [[Forbes]], [[MSNBC]], [[Toronto Star]], [[Washington Post]], [http://www.wired.com/culture/lifestyle/news/2005/12/69844 Wired News], and [[USA Today]].
 *[http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/4530930.stm Wikipedia survives research test], [[BBC]] News Online, [[December 15]] 2005.

← Versione meno recente		Versione delle 04:54, 10 mar 2009
Riga 209:		Riga 209:

	*"It’s a Wiki world out there", ''MercatorNet'' [[17 December]],[[2005]]. Attempts to categorize disputes between fans of Wikipedia and Britannica as post-modernism vs modernism and shows that surprises lurk beneath the apparently objective authorship of Britannica's entries. [http://www.mercatornet.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=199 MercatorNet]		*"It’s a Wiki world out there", ''MercatorNet'' [[17 December]],[[2005]]. Attempts to categorize disputes between fans of Wikipedia and Britannica as post-modernism vs modernism and shows that surprises lurk beneath the apparently objective authorship of Britannica's entries. [http://www.mercatornet.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=199 MercatorNet]
		+
		+	===Wired, 19 dicembre 2005===
		+	{{cite news
		+	\|last=Hansen
		+	\|first=Evan
		+	\|title=Wikipedia Founder Edits Own Bio
		+	\|url=http://www.wired.com/news/culture/0,1284,69880,00.html
		+	\|work=[[Wired (magazine)\|Wired]]
		+	\|publisher=[[Wired News]]
		+	\|date=December 19, 2005
		+	\|accessdate=2008-02-20}}
		+
		+	{{Citazione\|Public edit logs reveal that Wales has changed his own Wikipedia bio 18 times, deleting phrases describing former Wikipedia employee Larry Sanger as a co-founder of the site.
		+
		+	Wales has also repeatedly revised the description of a search site he founded called Bomis, which included a section with adult photos called "Bomis Babes."
		+
		+	The changes were reported Monday by technology writer Rogers Cadenhead on his blog, [http://www.cadenhead.org/workbench/news/2828 Workbench], spurring Sanger to launch a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Jimmy_Wales#The_founder_of_Wikipedia.3F dialogue] on Wikipedia about revisionist history.
		+
		+	In an interview with Wired News, Wales acknowledged he's made changes to his bio, but said the edits were made to correct factual errors and provide a more rounded version of events.
		+
		+	While he said that Wikipedia generally [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Biographies_of_living_persons frowns on] people editing entries about themselves, there is no hard and fast rule against it.
		+
		+	"People shouldn't do it, including me," he said. "I wish I hadn't done it. It's in poor taste.... People have a lot of information about themselves but staying objective is difficult. That's the trade-off in editing entries about yourself.... If you see a blatant error or misconception about yourself, you really want to set it straight."
		+
		+	According to technology writer Cadenhead, who ferreted out the record of changes, Wales has altered sentences that gave Larry Sanger credit for co-founding Wikipedia seven times.
		+	[...]
		+
		+	"I must say I am amused," Sanger wrote in a posting on Wikipedia on Monday. "Having seen edits like this, it does seem that Jimmy is attempting to rewrite history. But this is a futile process because in our brave new world of transparent activity and maximum communication, the truth will out."
		+
		+	In fact, Wikipedia's own guidelines caution against editing your own bio as it "can open the door to rather immature behavior and loss of dignity."
		+
		+	Wales admitted he made the changes, but argued the edits were meant merely to emphasize a technical point about the specific roles the two had at the time.\|--[[User:Christian\|Christian]] ([[User talk:Christian\|discussione]]) 05:54, 10 mar 2009 (CET)\|<ref>{{cite news
		+	\|last=Hansen
		+	\|first=Evan
		+	\|title=Wikipedia Founder Edits Own Bio
		+	\|url=http://www.wired.com/news/culture/0,1284,69880,00.html
		+	\|work=[[Wired (magazine)\|Wired]]
		+	\|publisher=[[Wired News]]
		+	\|date=December 19, 2005
		+	\|accessdate=2008-02-20}}</ref>}}
		+
		+	{{Citazione\|Cadenhead also focused on edits regarding a website Wales once ran called Bomis, which included a section with adult photos called "Bomis Babes."\|--[[User:Christian\|Christian]] ([[User talk:Christian\|discussione]]) 05:54, 10 mar 2009 (CET)\|<ref>{{cite news
		+	\|last=Hansen
		+	\|first=Evan
		+	\|title=Wikipedia Founder Edits Own Bio
		+	\|url=http://www.wired.com/news/culture/0,1284,69880,00.html
		+	\|work=[[Wired (magazine)\|Wired]]
		+	\|publisher=[[Wired News]]
		+	\|date=December 19, 2005
		+	\|accessdate=2008-02-20}}</ref>}}
		+
		+	{{Citazione\|In order to improve the accuracy of listings and crack down on vandalism, Wikipedia next month plans to institute changes that will identify high-risk articles and prevent newly registered users from editing them.
		+
		+	In addition, the site will create a state of semi-protection for some stories, that will delay publication of edits, for example, for up to 10 minutes.
		+
		+	Wales said the changes do not represent a paradigm shift, but are merely tweaks aimed at improving a system he said works well.\|--[[User:Christian\|Christian]] ([[User talk:Christian\|discussione]]) 05:54, 10 mar 2009 (CET)\|<ref>{{cite news
		+	\|last=Hansen
		+	\|first=Evan
		+	\|title=Wikipedia Founder Edits Own Bio
		+	\|url=http://www.wired.com/news/culture/0,1284,69880,00.html
		+	\|work=[[Wired (magazine)\|Wired]]
		+	\|publisher=[[Wired News]]
		+	\|date=December 19, 2005
		+	\|accessdate=2008-02-20}}</ref>}}

	*Michael Earl, "Wikipedia's struggle to govern a knowledge democracy", ''Financial Times'', [[December 19]], [[2005]]		*Michael Earl, "Wikipedia's struggle to govern a knowledge democracy", ''Financial Times'', [[December 19]], [[2005]]

@@ Riga 128: / Riga 128: @@
 * Eric Oatman, "Make Way for Wikis", School Library Journal, November 2005, discusses the use of wikis in school curriculum and discusses Wikipedia as a source, with quotes from Jimmy Wales.
-==2005 December==
+==2005 December 1-15==
 *"[http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/13.12/start.html?pg=14 War of the Words]", ''[[Wired magazine|Wired]]'', [[December]] [[2005]], p. 60
 **A full-page discussion which acknowledges the article count of 750,000 articles in Wikipedia. The page notes the differences of opinion over some articles which are recorded to have undergone notorious edit wars. The displutes include  [[George W. Bush]], the efforts to document [[J. Lo]]'s age, and the inclusion of some titles in the [[Star Wars]] literature under an equal billing with the Star Wars movies.
@@ Riga 198: / Riga 198: @@
 *Patti Waldmeir, "Allow libel to slip through the net for the sake of freedom", ''Financial Times'', [[December 15]], [[2005]]
 *[http://www.penny-arcade.com/2005/12/16 I Have The Power], ''[[Penny Arcade (webcomic)|Penny Arcade]]'', December 16, 2005.