Posts Tagged: Reagle

Joseph Reagle: Wikipedia and Encyclopedic Anxiety

By erincsalor, March 26, 2010

Reagle’s presentation can be accessed on his own website. I want to make sense some of the criticism Wikipedia receives in a historical frame. I want to do this in a very simple proposition, that; reference works embody larger social anxieties. One of the central things about thinking about encyclopedias is through their motives. Because [...]
Wikipedia: Collaborative Culture and the Fulfillment of a Vision Short...

Short summary and review from Joseph Reagle’s “In good faith…”

By julianabrunello, February 2, 2010

Wikipedia: Collaborative Culture and the Fulfillment of a Vision Short summary and review of Joseph Reagle‘s dissertation “In Good Faith: Wikipedia Collaboration and the Pursuit of the Universal Encyclopedia”. (http://reagle.org/joseph/2008/03/dsrtn-in-good-faith. New York (NY), 2008). By Juliana Brunello Reagle’s introduction is somewhat unclear about the central quest of his dissertation. After reading his essay and re-reading [...]
Interview with Erinc Salor, 20.01.2010 By Juliana Brunello Erinc Salor...

Interview with Erinc Salor

By julianabrunello, February 2, 2010

Interview with Erinc Salor, 20.01.2010 By Juliana Brunello Erinc Salor and Joseph Reagle have something in common: One is writing and the other has already written a PhD thesis using a historical perspective to explain Wikipedia. Their backgrounds are completely different though. Reagle has studied Computer Science, Technology and Policy. He also gathered much experience [...]