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Major Companies, The Vatican And Governments Busted By Wikipedia Scanner

Started by Dennis Bjørn Petersen · 10 months ago

As some of you might know I’m running two other sites, www.fifa2008news.com and fm2008news.com. Both of these sites feature latest news about two football or soccer video games. They even have news that can’t be found anywhere else on the internet, since both games have t ... Continue reading »

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sam sanders
1 year ago

Unfortunately, I think this type of behavior from companies will become more and more prominent. With wikipedia becoming the de-facto repository of information on the internet, companies can't really afford to have negative information in their articles...

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Dennis Bjørn Petersen
1 year ago

I'm afraid you are right Sam.

It's things like this that will ruin the trust in Wikipedia.

People will start wondering if what they are reading is accurate and perhaps ultimately Wiki will outlive itself, unless of course they do something about it.

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Aaron
1 year ago

Great summary of antics these organizations pull.

- MSN Search is “a major competitor to Google”. That’s what MSN added to their page

That's a good one ;P

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