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Generation Free has implications for all companies

25 Mar 2009 | by Steve Barrett

. As well as free papers, Google, Wikipedia, Spotify, Skype, Flickr, iPlayer and Facebook are their ...

Word of Mouth - old tradition versus new world?

05 Feb 2009 | by Seth Ball

, Wikipedia is one of the key sites used - while a variety of platforms allow declarations via Twitter, Live ...

Word of Mouth - Climate Change

13 Aug 2008 | by Tom Dunn

and Guardian still have their say, but there are also user-generated sites (Wikipedia), portals (Yahoo ...

Consumer discount websites thrive as economy suffers

29 Jul 2008 | by Tristan O'Carroll

unique users up 57% year on year, followed by YouTube, up 52%, and Wikipedia, up by 41%. ...

Planet Media - A speed-read guide to the major developments of the week

29 Jul 2008 | by Media Week

launching an online information service called Knol to rival internet encyclopedia Wikipedia. The ...

Google launches Knol to rival Wikipedia

24 Jul 2008 | by John Reynolds

encyclopedia Wikipedia....include named bylines, which differs from Wikipedia whose contributors remain anonymous. Cedric DuPont ...

Gay titles expand online

24 Jun 2008 | by Jennifer Whitehead

called wiki.pinkpaper.com, which aims to be a Wikipedia resource for gay and lesbian people. Tris ...

Instant messaging drops as users turn to social networks

20 May 2008 | by Ann-Marie Corvin

as Facebook, YouTube and Wikipedia has grown significantly. YouTube users now spend an average of 58 ...

Planet Media ... This week's media news at a glance

20 May 2008 | by Media Week

Times, 19 May French publishing group Larousse is launching its own version of Wikipedia. Its first ...

Vital Stats - Growth of 'how to' video search

25 Mar 2008 | by Robin Goad, director of research, Hitwise UK

as Wikipedia grew, it was only a matter of time before the two were combined..... There are a number of other "how to" websites out there. Wikihow utilises the Wikipedia approach ...

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