Wikimedia Foundation, the nonprofit organization that operates Wikipedia, said on Thursday that the firm hasn't received an official notice from the Indian government over alleged concentrated ...
India’s attempts to regulate Western social platforms have received little attention. That may change soon amid court cases that threaten to ban Wikipedia. Governments worldwide are no longer hesitant ...
And, India is already an important part of Wikipedia in more ways than one. Within hours of the shooting in Texas, the Wikipedia page of the Robb elementary school in Uvalde saw 765 edits coming from ...
Wikipedia is embroiled in a major legal battle in India that experts say could impact how the online encyclopaedia functions in the country. The battle stems from a 20m rupee ($237,874; £183,012) ...
Love it or hate it, you just can’t ignore it. That pretty much sums up Wikipedia for everyone who gets online, doesn’t it? Scholars and academics roll their eyes and take it with a pinch of salt, but ...
A monthslong legal battle between online encyclopedia Wikipedia’s parent company and India’s largest newswire service took a turn this week that has raised concerns about free access to credible ...
NEW DELHI, - The Wikimedia Foundation, which runs Wikipedia, has asked India's Supreme Court to quash its order directing the online encyclopedia operator to take down a page describing its legal ...
Wikipedia Zero, a project launched by the Wikimedia Foundation to offer free mobile access to Wikipedia in emerging countries, has officially arrived in India via a partnership with Aircel, India’s ...
NEW DELHI, Sept 5 (Reuters) - India has summoned executives of Wikipedia after a national cricketer's page on the online encyclopedia was edited following a match with rival Pakistan to claim that he ...
The Union Government of India has unveiled a groundbreaking initiative, IKS Wiki, an online repository aimed at disseminating information on traditional knowledge and culture, according to Hindustan ...
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