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• How Wikipedia Was Duped for Five Years - William Beutler, Times of India
• Wikipedia's Questionable Finances - Andrew Orlowski, The Register
• Sandy, a Climate Change Denier & Wikipedia - Dan Nosowitz, PopSci
• Wikipedia Is Almost Finished... - Rebecca Rosen, The Atlantic
• Scandal Erupts at Wikipedia - Violet Blue, CNET
• Meet the Bots that Edit Wikipedia - Daniel Nasaw, BBC News
• Wikipedia's New Challenge - Robinson Meyer, The Atlantic
• The Dress That Started a War on Wikipedia - Torie Bosch, Slate
• The Editorial War-zone Of Wikipedia - Devin Coldewey, MSNBC
• A Law May Sink Twitter, YouTube & Wikipedia - Matt Stroud, The Verge
• Google Knowledge Graph: Wikipedia on Steroids? - David Cardinal, ET
• Professor Fools Wikipedia, Caught By Reddit - Yoni Applebaum, Atlantic
• One Man's War on Wikipedia - Milo Yiannopoulos, The Kernel
• Wikipedia Goes to College - Neal Ungerleider, Fast Company
• Wikipedia's Kiddie Porn Problem - Jack Stuef, BuzzFeed
• Wikipedia's Next Big Thing - Sarah Perez, TechCrunch
• ABC Donates Footage to Wikipedia - Paul Sawers, The Next Web
• Is Wikipedia Right About Copyright? - Bill Keller, New York Times
• Knowledge is Most Useful When it's Free - Mike Masnick, TechDirt
• Wikipedia: So How Do You Like Censorship? - Jon Mitchell, Read Write Web
• Has Wikipedia Broken Faith with Its Users? - Mathew Ingram, GigaOm
• Wikipedia's Editors Question Site's Blackout - Peter Svensson, Huff Post
• Wikipedia Threatens to Shut Down U.S. Site - Rob Waugh, Daily Mail
• Sergey Brin Gives $500,000 to Wikipedia - Jolie O'Dell, Venture Beat
• Wikipedia vs. Italy - Megan Garber, Neiman Lab