Wikipedia and Wikiscanner in the Newsroom

• WikiScanner: List anonymous wikipedia edits from interesting ...
  The much discussed list of anonymous edits on Wikipedia from well known organizations. wikiscanner.virgil.gr/
  
• Spin Doctor: Matt Withers, ic Wales, United Kingdom - 10 Feb 2008 [But somebody in the Wales Office has been busy on the site, as a quick search on the website Wikiscanner, which reveals who has been editing what, shows. ...]
  
• Anonymous Wikipedia editors caught red handed Step forward Diebold, Sony, Fox News... By Andrew Thomas: Wednesday, 15 August 2007
  
• Team 4: Govt. Employees Wasting Time Editing Wikipedia PittsburghChannel.com, PA - 1 Feb 2008, Wikiscanner, the Web site that allows you to see who's editing Wikipedia, will tell you the Internet provider responsible for the change but not the ...
  
• 'Full Frontal Scrutiny' Web Site Exposes the Work of Front GroupsPR Newswire (press release), NY - 29 Jan 2008For another way to look under the hood of a Wikipedia entry, try using the Wikiscanner, to see who has been editing the encyclopedia. ...
  
• Think You're Successfully Flying Under Google's Radar? Think Again. Search Engine Land, CT - 24 Jan 2008The Wikiscanner should serve as a lesson in how clever manipulations done in the past can eventually bite you in the backside. ...

Wiki's Other News stories:

• Chinese Professor Sues Google, Yahoo Over Search ExclusionSlashdot - 8 Feb 2008The leading alternative to Google in China is Baidu.com (Wikipedia article) [wikipedia.org], which really acts as little more than a state-sanctioned ..
  
• Citing Wikipedia American Journalism Review, MD - 29 Jan 2008 [see also on the same shelf and aisle: Copyrights and Copywrongs - Responsibility of Media and Academia, Wikipedia and Academia Hit News Headlines Again & Citing Sources - Electronic, Print, etc. ]
  
• Wikipedia in the NewsroomAmerican Journalism Review, MD - 29 Jan 2008
  
• Wikipedia editors discussing PR firms participation - Rules of Engagement in Social Media Commons, August 29, 2006 Filed under Wikis, PR, Ethics