Wikipedia stories

Zendesk appoints AI strategy expert Lila Tretikov to its Board of Directors, enhancing the company's focus on leveraging AI to boost customer experience.

Wikipedia cofounder Larry Sanger is calling for a social media strike on July 4 and 5 to demand control of users' data. #DigitalIndependence.

Wikipedia's freshly rebuilt app brings the world's knowledge to your pocket with enhanced speed and mobile-friendly features.

Check Point has revealed a critical vulnerability allowing remote code execution on Wikipedia and other ‘Wiki’ sites, prompting an urgent software patch.

Apple has released its most significant iOS update since the original iPhone, according to senior vice president of Software Engineering, Craig Federighi.

Wikiweb, the perfect Wikipedia app for your iPhone or iPad, transforms aimless browsing into an educational pastime.

Wikipedia could have been used as early warning signs of stock market movements, according to a new study published today in Scientific Reports.

Kindle for Android is the perfect stopgap if you’re still waiting for an actual Kindle, offering books, magazines, and a built-in dictionary on your phone.

The U.S. will scrap SOPA and PIPA, says former Senator Chris Dodd, as internet providers and tech giants like Google take on anti-piracy initiatives themselves.

As Wikipedia goes dark to protest SOPA and PIPA, users find ways to access it via Google's cache and a humorous Twitter feed offers 'facts'.

Mark Zuckerberg breaks his Twitter silence since 2009, urging followers to oppose SOPA and PIPA bills to protect internet freedom.

Wikipedia to go dark for 24 hrs in global protest against SOPA and PIPA, calling for action against the bills threatening internet freedom.

Wikipedia's fundraising drive starts strong with a US$500k donation from Sergey Brin and Anne Wojcicki, targeting US$28.3m in spending.

Discover 10 bizarre Wikipedia entries from sofa mysteries to mythical neck stretchers. A peculiar journey through the internet's curiosities.

Explore 10 more bizarre and eerie Wikipedia pages, featuring unsettling tales from illicit experiments to macabre historical events. Dive cautiously!.

With the general public let loose to edit Wikipedia, you’re bound to get some pages that you wouldn’t find in the Encyclopaedia Britannica.

The FBI has demanded that Wikipedia remove its seal from their website and has threatened legal action if it is not taken down.

Facebook has hit rock bottom in customer satisfaction, ranking even lower than the US IRS, reveals a ForeSee Results report.

A power outage at Wikimedia Foundation’s Florida data centre caused Wikipedia to go offline for several hours but it has since been restored.

YouTube celebrates its fifth anniversary with over two billion daily views; Co-Founder Chad Hurley sees vast growth potential ahead for the video platform.