Full video report of CPOV

We were very happy with the large amount of people attending the CPOV Wikipedia conference in Amsterdam. However, for those of you who could not make it, there is a full video report of all presented lectures to be found here.

Credits:
The Critical Point of View conference is organized by the Institute of Network Cultures in collaboration with the Centre for Internet & Society in Bangalore, India.
Supported by Centre for Internet & Society, Applied Sciences, School of Design and Communication, Foundation Democracy and Media, Public Library Amsterdam.
The video are produced by http://www.mtime.nl

Critical Point of View: A Wikipedia Reader

By nathanieltkacz, May 10, 2011

Critical Point of View: A Wikipedia Reader Geert Lovink and Nathaniel Tkacz (eds) About the book: For millions of internet users around the globe, the search for new knowledge begins with Wikipedia. The encyclopedia’s rapid rise, novel organization, and freely offered content have been marveled at and denounced by a host of commentators. Critical Point [...]

‘Good luck with your WikiPAIDia’: Reflections on the 2002 Fork of the Spanish Wikipedia

By nathanieltkacz, January 15, 2011

Interview between Edgar Enyedy and Nathaniel Tkacz, January 2011 In early 2002, Wikipedia had little more than 20,000 total articles. The project was still overseen by Larry Sanger. It wasn’t yet clear that Wikipedia’s ancestor and first effort by Jimmy Wales and Sanger to create a free online encyclopaedia, Nupedia, would soon be irrelevant. There [...]

Critical Point of View: A Wikipedia Reader

‘Good luck with your WikiPAIDia’: Reflections on the 2002 Fork of the Spanish Wikipedia

Full report CPOV