What was the compelling reason for you to get involved...

Interview with Hendrik-Jan Grievink

By julianabrunello, August 20, 2010

What was the compelling reason for you to get involved in a project concerning Wikipedia? As a designer, I dedicate myself to inventing new ways of understanding the world through images. I use existing images in almost every project: the Fake for Real memory game I showed during the conference is a good example of [...]

As a computer scientist and engineer you could have chosen...

Interview with Felipe Ortega

By julianabrunello, July 21, 2010

As a computer scientist and engineer you could have chosen among many different objects of study, why Wikipedia? For 3 reasons: Firstly, at that time (2005) it was very clear for me that Wikipedia was a new Internet phenomenon, a flagship initiative, one that would play a key role in the Open Movements arena, just [...]

by Juliana Brunello Manuel Schmalstieg has recently directed an event...

Manuel Schmalstieg and the Wiki-Sprint

By julianabrunello, June 29, 2010

by Juliana Brunello Manuel Schmalstieg has recently directed an event called Wiki-Sprint. The sprint concept derived from the code-sprints of the FLOSS communities, in which a team of developers came together in order to engage in some serious code-writing. Only this time, there would be no code-writing, but article writing for Wikipedia. For this, a [...]

by Juliana Brunello Have you/would you contribute in editing Wikipedia?...

Interview with Florian Cramer

By julianabrunello, May 31, 2010

by Juliana Brunello Have you/would you contribute in editing Wikipedia? Do you use it? Yes, I have contributed to Wikipedia and am the principal author of a few articles in the German and English Wikipedia. You mentioned in your presentation that Wikipedia is precisely the opposite of a CPoV, because it is based on objectivism. [...]

Geert spricht mit ZEIT ONLINE-Redakteur Kai Biermann über Regionalität im...

Interview mit Geert Lovink @ Zeit Online

By julianabrunello, May 12, 2010

Geert spricht mit ZEIT ONLINE-Redakteur Kai Biermann über Regionalität im Netz, Google, Extremismus und last but not least: Wikipedia! Schauen Sie mal das Interview und die Videos unter www.zeit.de

by Bas Bergervoet and Marijke Tiemensma for the NMDC =...

Interview with Jeanette Hofmann

By julianabrunello, April 23, 2010

by Bas Bergervoet and Marijke Tiemensma for the NMDC = New Media & Digital Culture, a Master program at Utrecht University. Originally published online at mtschaefer.net [vimeo]http://www.vimeo.com/10461578[/vimeo]

by Juliana Brunello Are you a Wikipedian yourself? If yes:...

Interview with Maja van der Velden

By julianabrunello, March 22, 2010

by Juliana Brunello Are you a Wikipedian yourself? If yes: Have you contributed to any Wikipedia articles? Which one(s)? No, I have never contributed to any of the Wikipedia articles. For a while I was working on a text for an article on cognitive justice, but I haven’t finished it yet. You have written about [...]

by Juliana Brunello I have been running some interviews with...

Interview with Patrick Lichty, Nathaniel Stern and Scott Kildall

By julianabrunello, March 17, 2010

by Juliana Brunello I have been running some interviews with the speakers from the conference and posting it on our blog. I was going to make only individual interviews, but by researching about the works from Patrick Lichty, Nathaniel Stern and Scott Kidall, I saw a connection and thought it would be interesting to make [...]

by Juliana Brunello Are you a Wikipedian yourself? No. I...

Interview with Amit Basole

By julianabrunello, March 16, 2010

by Juliana Brunello Are you a Wikipedian yourself? No. I am mostly a “Wikipedia consumer,” and not a “Wikipedia producer.” But an organization that I am a member of, an alternative online media outlet from India (www.sanhati.org) was once involved in what I believe is called a “wiki war” over an entry on a government [...]

By Juliana Brunello I was trying to find some information...

Interview with Teemu Mikkonen