> On 11/3/10,
>>
>> Wikipedia - that means in 16.68 million last month in Articles
>> 273 languages. Used by almost everyone who uses the Internet. From whom
>> does this amount of information and how it develops? Who are >> and what do the 298 administrators? What items are locked? >> Where defend those affected - often unsuccessfully - against false
>> presentations? Where there is just "edit wars"?
>>
>> These questions addressed Wiki-Watch, a job in the "Study
>> and research focus of media rights" (European University Viadrina,
>> Faculty of Law). Wiki-Watch has no legal
>> relationship to the Wikimedia Foundation, which operates the Wikipedia.
>>
>> Center for Wiki-Watch in the "Study and Research Program >> Media Law Faculty of Law the European University >>
Viadrina>> Big scratching Strasse 59, 15230 Frankfurt (Oder)
>> Tel: 03 35-55 34 29 14
>> mailto:
stock @ euv -frankfurt-o.de
>> Junior researcher: Maximilian Kall
>>
http://www.wiki-watch.de/
. >> >> watchdogs for Wikipedia
>> Wiki-Watch wants to find out how entries in the
>> From Marie Wilder Mann. - Radio Germany, 23.10.2010 http://www.dradio.de/dlf/sendungen/computer/1302573/
.
>>
>> Wikipedia Admins: male, educated and annoyed
>> From Torsten toe. -
heise.de
, 10/25/2010
>>
http://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/Wikipedia-Admins-maennlich-gebildet-und-genervt-1124885.html
>> ;.
>>
>> Who actually writes for Wikipedia?
>> dpa date via FR, 25.10.2010
>>
http://www.fr-online.de/digital/wer-schreibt-eigentlich-bei-wikipedia-/-/1472406/4767874/-/index.html
>>.
>> >> Wikipedia from within >> Even if many users, the online encyclopedia conceived as something static
>>: Wikipedia is a living thing. The project
>> Wiki-Watch the Viadrina University now shows details. >> By Ben Swan. - taz.de
, 27.10.2010
>>
http://www.taz.de/1/netz/netzkultur/artikel/1/wikipedia-von-innen/
.
>>
>> Alex reliable than Ku'damm >> The online project wiki Watch wants to make Wikipedia articles more transparent >> Ricardo Breyton. - Berliner Zeitung, 29.10.2010
>>
http://www.berlinonline.de/berliner-zeitung/archiv/.bin/dump.fcgi/2010/1029/medien/0058/index.html
> ,>. >>
>> via nr> a very fine newsletter. type = bestof. >
>>
>> and then some enriched rep from InetBib ...
>>
>>
>>>>>>> On Thu, 15 Dec 2005 11:57:41 +0100 >>>>> > ,> "Karl Dietz" wrote \u0026lt; karl.dietz
@ online.de>:
>>>>>>>
>>>> ,>>>> and an example of why Wikipedia has their
>>>>> >>> Pitfalls
>>>>> has>>> ...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/François_Nourissier four-language versions. three different dates of death. correctly is 15.02. ... 1602
>>> >>> >>> Painter works of the nineteenth century: the contribution to art history?
>>> from Friedrich von Boetticher - 1891 Page 278 ... Esch, Mathilde ...
>>> Bohemia, 1820, acquired their education under Waldmüller in Vienna,
>>> Dusseldorf and ...
>>>
>>> + more to the book via wiki p>>> >>> As a result of his long-standing art historical studies appeared
>> ;> Lifetime Achievement "painter works of the 19th Century, contributing to
>>> History of Art "in two volumes in 1891 and 1901, in which about 50,000 images
>>> German painter active mainly in Germany and the first time,
>>> are sometimes still is listed once. The book is thus
>>> still at art auctions as a standard detection in use.
>>>
>>>
>>
>> -
>> Best regards, Karl Dietz
>> http://karldietz.blogspot.com
>>
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