Do you see bias, slant and fact errors on a Wikipedia page that involves you or a topic you care about? Are Wikipedia’s agenda editors keeping you from making edits to correct disinformation and false information? I’m pleased to announced […]
Wikipedia cofounder Larry Sanger, who has split from the organization, has new and big ideas. Some of them involve a plan to take censorship power away from the few and the powerful. Read on. Let me know what you think
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As an educated guess: lots of people are unhappy with what they view as inaccurate or slanted Wikipedia pages. The polling group Rasmussen Reports has taken a similar approach to one I took earlier this week. Frustrated by the inability
Rasmussen Reports: What Our Wikipedia Page Should Tell You Read More »
This week, we’ll be reflecting on some of our favorite interviews, trips and stories from Season 4 of Full Measure! Sunday, you’ll hear from some of our correspondents on their behind the scenes reflections. We call it our Roundtable Edition
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Wikipedia’s bureaucracy combined with its agenda editors who control certain pages and topics do not allow for efficient correction of inaccurate and biased Wikipedia pages. My Wikipedia biography page has been skewed by agenda editors to present false and biased
I marvel as I watch President Trump hop from one European country to the next, from one event to the next, looking fresh and sharp, as if he’s been enjoying eight hours of refreshing sleep each night. The truth is,
Like them or not: many of our top politicians work hard Read More »
A recent court ruling in Idaho finds police cannot conduct a forensic search on a phone by ordering the owner to unlock the phone using his fingerprint. Judge Ronald E. Bush ruled that such an order would violate individual’s Fifth
Court limits police power over smartphone access Read More »
The following is an opinion and news analysis by Rich Weinstein On May 21st, the City of Philadelphia shut down its computer system as a precaution after a virus was found. Although this virus has not been officially tied to
Hacked Off: Ransomware attacks impact us more than heavily-covered “Russiagate” Read More »
