Wikipedia
Antisemitic vandals target Dolly Parton's Wikipedia page just hours after her death
As millions around the world mourned the loss of the legendary cultural icon, social media users shared screenshots of modifications to her profile.
Wikipedia cited IRGC-linked media over 78,000 times, 'Post' investigation reveals
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
In other words
There is much history yet to be made, and Wiki Women are fighting to reduce its gender bias.
Born, raised and educated in a vineyard
A garbled article on a prominent Israeli anchorwoman raises questions about Wikipedia.
Leaked Democratic email indicates potential effort to smear Sanders as atheist
In an email leaked Friday by Wikileaks Brad Marshall, the DNC’s chief financial officer suggested that the party should “get someone to ask” about “his” religious beliefs, The Intercept reported.
Born, raised and educated in a vineyard
A garbled article on a prominent Israeli anchorwoman raises questions about Wikipedia.
Wikimedia tells Israelis to photograph heritage sites
For 4th year in a row, Wikimedia Israel is hosting competition in which both amateur and professional photographers can win prizes for pictures of any national heritage site in Israel.
Israel’s Wikipedians lead the way in education, technology
Israel’s local Wikimedia affiliate, one of 47 around the world, is leading in several exciting new initiatives.
Grumpy Old Men: Bitter souvenirs
An empty bottle and an old scar should remain signposts toward a dream rather than bookends to a dreadful saga.
Israeli technology enables Wikipedia video player
Wikipedia enables new video player, thanks to Israel’s Kaltura.
Human rights virtually regained
Introduction for the first Young Middle Eastern Leaders column for ‘The Jerusalem Post’
Obama – good for the Jews?
It’s time to ask the question through another lens to ensure Israel isn’t a partisan issue in US.
