Wikipedia News

A Wikipedia page on Australian blockchain firm Power Ledger bites the dust.

What is decentralized file sharing, how does it work, and what are the main benefits of a peer-to-peer sharing model?

Charles Hoskinson says Wikipedia won't let Cardano have its own page despite it being “the most cited of all of the peer reviewed coins”.

From Wikipedia to Everipedia, along with blockchain — interview with Larry Sanger.

The U.S. non-profit Wikimedia Foundation has switched to BitPay crypto payment provider.

Latest crypto-related malware hides in a movie file on The Pirate Bay and targets specifically Windows PCs, Bleeping Computer reports.

Everipedia, the blockchain-based answer to Wikipedia, announced its launch August 9.

Plans for a blockchain-powered structured data platform “similar to Wikipedia” have gained investments from Coinbase’s co-founder, Pantera Capital and other big players.

An interview with the co-founder of Wikipedia about the good and the bad of the crypto industry.

“The biggest problem with online information today is that it is centralized,” claims Dr. Sanger.

Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales is clearly not a fan of ICOs, calling them ‘absolute scams’

Cointelegraph speaks to Canadian Bitcoiner Kyle Kemper about Social Wallet, a nonprofit that hopes to digitize every aspect of a physical wallet, money, services, and identity.

The beginning of this week saw heated debates which have already been labelled a Wikipedia Edit war over the attempts to remove the terms ‘permissionless’ and ‘bitcoin’ from the blockchain entry on Wikipedia.

The world’s number one user-edited reference guide, Wikipedia, has suffered an extortion scandal due to “undisclosed paid advocacy.”

They say that knowledge is power, and starting this week, you can support one of the Internet’s most powerful intellectual resources with Bitcoin.