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List of press coverage from August 2014 onwards

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Wikimania

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Ground Report: The Wikipedia Convention and Amanda Knox
Times Higher Education Wikimania: student medics get credit for webside manner
The Daily ProthomAlo Progress Bengali Wikipedia (Bengali)
Guardian Histropedia – tool to visualise history unveiled at Wikimania
Guardian Wikipedia isn't perfect, but as a model it's as good as it gets
Le Monde Wikipédia en quête de nouveaux contributeurs
Heise Online: Wikimania: Die Wikipedia als soziale Maschine
RIA Novosti Wikimania, motor de ideas y proyectos del libre acceso al conocimiento
YouGov British people trust Wikipedia more than the news
Tech Times Monkey selfie makes Wikimedia go bananas
Guardian Wikipedia can be read on mobile for free in developing world
BBC The World of Wiki
Breitbart Wikimedia launches viral attack on Europe's 'right to be forgotten'
The New Yorker Wikipedia Defends the Monkey Selfie
Public Library of Science Wikimania: We need to choose the main stream over our small pool
ElEconomista.es Wikipedia, contra el derecho al olvido: "Desaparecen enlaces sin explicación"
El Huffington Post 'Selfie' del macaco: ¿de quién son los derechos de la foto?
Guardian Go ahead: waste a day on Wikipedia. It's good for the future of humanity
Guardian Jimmy Wales is wrong: we do have a personal right to be forgotten
BBC Wikipedia 'completely failed' to fix gender imbalance
Red Orbit Wikipedia Founder Vows To Fight The Censorship Of “Right To Be Forgotten” Regulations
L'Huffington Post Wikipedia contro il diritto all'oblio: "Vallanzasca è fuori. Internet sta diventando un luogo crivellato di buchi di memoria"
Hamburger Abendblatt David Slater vs. Wikipedia: Wer macht sich hier zum Affen?
Guardian The Guardian view on Wikipedia
RT 'History is a human right': UK govt. Wikipedia edits obscure high profile killings
Forbes From Monkey Selfies To The Right To Be Forgotten, Wikimedia Talks Transparency
Public Library of Science A license to please
Telegraph Information Commissioner defends 'right to be forgotten'
PCMag Who Really Owns a Monkey's Selfie?
Huffington Post Wikipedia Is In A Pretty Weird Battle Over A Monkey Selfie
BuzzFeed No, Wikipedia Doesn’t Think A Monkey Owns The Copyright On This Selfie
Le Figaro Le selfie d'un singe au cœur d'une bataille de droit d'auteur
Wired If a Monkey Can Own a Selfie, What Other Rights Should It Have?
Channel 4 Twitter bot will monitor government Wikipedia changes
SC Magazine Wikipedia contests EU ruling on 'right to be forgotten'
BBC Photographer 'lost £10,000' in Wikipedia monkey 'selfie' row
The New Zealand Herald Right to be forgotten is web 'censorship' - Wikipedia
Digital Spy Wikipedia holds vote to determine who owns monkey selfie
Mirror Wikipedia to vote on monkey selfie to decide whether it should take the picture down
Le Monde Des articles de Wikipedia censurés par Google au nom du droit à l'oubli?
Guardian Wikipedia's monkey selfie ruling is a travesty for the world's monkey artists
Guardian Whose truth is Wikipedia guarding?
Guardian Monkey owns selfie, claims Wikimedia
My Science Work Wikipedia, Sharing Democratically
Times Higher Education 'Right to be forgotten' comes under attack
Guardian Wikipedia UK chief: 'UK produces 20% of all articles'
Repubblica Diritto oblio, la protesta di Wikipedia: "È profondamente immorale"
The Times of India Monkey owns copyright for selfie, Wikipedia tells photographer
BBC British photographer in Wikipedia monkey selfie row
Gulf News Photographer goes bananas over monkey selfie
BBC Wikipedia: The book...
BT Wikipedia attacks web censorship
Sky News Wiki Backs Monkey In Selfie Copyright Row
Irish Examiner Wikipedia page for Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch still in Google search
Huffington Post Wikipedia Edits From Government Computers Sought To Downplay Killings Like Jean Charles de Menezes
GMA News The monkey did it! Wikipedia upholds monkey's copyright to own selfie
First Post Selfie by a monkey: Why Wikipedia won't delete this one picture
iReporters TV How An Ape Selfie Caused Trouble Between Photographer And Wikipedia
El País Wikipedia considera el derecho al olvido una forma de censura
E&T Wikipedia fights back against ‘right to be forgotten’
Guardian Wikipedia edits made by government sought to minimise high-profile killings
Wired Wikipedia publishes takedown and de-linking requests
The Drum Wikipedia accuses photographer of Macaque-handed copyright claim over monkey selfie
The Irish Times Google removes Wikipedia link to former criminal ‘the Monk’
Herald Scotland Wikipedia condemns ruling on the right to be forgotten
Breaking News.ie Wikipedia page for Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch still in Google search
Fudzilla Wikipedia told to “forget” historical information
The Australian Wikipedia’s best ever monkey selfie sparks primate copyright row
Independent.ie Hutch’s bid to wipe out past from cyberspace
Delhi Daily News Copyright row erupts over monkey 'selfie'
Terra.com.br 'Selfie' de macaco gera briga entre fotógrafo e Wikipédia
The Washington Post If a monkey takes a selfie in the forest, who owns the copyright? No one, says Wikimedia.
Irish Mirror Convicted criminal Gerry ‘The Monk’ Hutch’s Wikipedia page has request to be removed from online search results
Al Jazeera America Wikipedia defies Europe's 'right to be forgotten' rule
Telegraph Wikipedia founder: EU's Right to be Forgotten is 'deeply immoral'
Al Jazeera Balkans Wikipedia otkrila 'zaboravljene' linkove
La Tercera "Selfie" de un mono provoca polémica en Wikipedia por derechos de autor
El Periódico Wikipedia se niega a borrar el 'selfie' de un mono
Salon Wikipedia at war! “Monkey selfie” sets off bizarre copyright dispute
ITV Monkey 'selfie' picture sparks Wikipedia copyright row
International Business Times Google Removes More Than 50 Links to Wikipedia Content
Evening Standard Help! I’m a Wiki-geek: Nimrod Kamer on his addiction to Wikipedia
BoingBoing Human photographer goes ape over monkey photo decision
The Wire The Best of Wikipedia's Rejected Takedown Requests
Gizmodo Wikipedia Reveals Which Pages the "Right to be Forgotten" Law Killed
International Business Times 'Communist' Wikipedia Faces Lawsuit Over Monkey Selfie Copyright Dispute
Digital Spy Wikipedia refuses to remove 'monkey-owned' photograph
Venture Beat Wikimedia transparency report reveals hundreds of takedown requests, 57 links removed by Google
Business ETC Photographer loses battle with Wikipedia over this amazing monkey selfie
PC Pro Wikipedia highlights five articles "forgotten" by Google
Time Wikimedia Foundation Releases Its First-Ever Transparency Report
The Verge Wikimedia denies photographer's claim to a monkey's selfie
Daily Mail Wikipedia attack on 'censorship'
Metro Wikipedia, photographer (and presumably monkey) in copyright row over black macaque selfie picture
Telegraph Wikipedia founder: History is a human right
NY Mag This Monkey Sort of Owns the Rights to Its Selfie, Says Wikimedia
Independent Google removes links to notorious criminals' Wikipedia pages
Phys Wikipedia says EU court ruling is Web 'censorship'
Reuters Wikipedia fights back against Europe's "right to be forgotten"
Daily Mail Wikipedia rejects photographer's claim of copyright over famous monkey selfie - on the grounds that the ape took it!
ITProPortal Monkey selfies and Aboriginals: Wikipedia founder brands Google censorship "immoral"
Telegraph Wikipedia refuses to delete photo as 'monkey owns it'
Telegraph Government computers used to alter Wikipedia entries on high profile killings
Huffington Post Monkey Selfie Picture Is Fair Game Says Wikipedia
Channel 4 Government Wiki edits downplay high profile killings
La Vanguardia Esta semana: Wikimania
BBC Wikipedia 'not perfect but improving' says founder
Guardian Wikipedia swears to fight 'censorship' of 'right to be forgotten' ruling
Guardian Wikipedia boss Lila Tretikov: ‘Glasnost taught me much about freedom of information’
9To5Google Wikipedia stands up against ‘right to be forgotten,’ uploads Google removal notices
Huffington Post Wikipedia Won't Delete Photo As Monkey 'Owns' It
Huffington Post Wikipedia Publishes Full List Of 'Right To Forget' Requests
Press Association Wikipedia attack on 'censorship'
Washington Post Google has scrubbed 50 links to Wikipedia, thanks to the ‘right to be forgotten’ law
Ars Technica “Memory holes” blanket Wikipedia as links disappear in search results
Daily Dot Wikimedia Foundation officially condemns 'right to be forgotten'
Independent Wikipedia warns that EU legislation will create 'Orwellian memory holes' in the internet
Press Association Wikipedia Attack on 'Censorship'
Digital Spy Wikipedia refuses to remove 'monkey-owned' photograph
Fast Company Wikipedia Publishes First-Ever Transparency Report—And There's A Funny Story About A Monkey
Mirror Wikipedia refuses photographer's request to remove animal selfie because MONKEY took the picture
PC Pro Wikipedia highlights five articles "forgotten" by Google
Express Wikipedia guru blasts European court after slamming ‘forget me’ laws
Tech Crunch Attacks Europe’s Right To Be Forgotten Ruling As Threat To Its Mission
TheNextWeb releases first transparency report: Over 300 content edit and takedown requests rejected
TheNextWeb Wikimedia slams ‘right to be forgotten’ ruling, creates page for Wikipedia link removal notices
IB Times Google Removes More Than 50 Links to Wikipedia Content
Tech City News Wikipedia refuses over 300 censorship requests, insists ‘history is a human right’
BBC Wikipedia reveals Google 'forgotten' search links
NYTimes Bits blog Wikipedia Details Government Data Requests
Telegraph Wikipedia link removed from Google under 'Right to be Forgotten'
Time Wikimedia Foundation Releases Its First-Ever Transparency Report
Time Out London Wikimania! Head to Wikipedia’s first ever London festival
BBC Wiki wars: Do Wikipedia's internal tiffs deter newcomers?
The Next Web Wikimedia’s annual Wikimania conference is coming to London in 2014
Guardian Armenians asked to write Wikipedia entries to promote culture (This project has a slot on the wikimania meetups list.)

Wikipedia and Wikimedia related (key stories only)

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Wikipedia emerges as trusted internet source for Ebola information http://www.nytimes.com/2014/10/27/business/media/wikipedia-is-emerging-as-trusted-internet-source-for-information-on-ebola-.html]
WilliamFry.ie Monkey business over copyright dispute
ibtimes.co.uk Nude Celebrity Hacking Scandal: Jennifer Lawrence's Nude Pics Surface on Wikipedia Page
Cosmopolitan.co.uk Jennifer Lawrence's Wikipedia page trolled with nude photos

(Note - this story appeared many, many times and since it is not a Wikimedia UK story there is little value repeating all instances here)

Liverpool Echo 'I'm not Bungle': Mersey politician's denial after Wikipedia prank
Daily Mail I'm NOT Bungle, insists UKIP deputy leader after internet pranksters edit his Wikipedia page to claim he starred in 70s children's TV show Rainbow
The Poke [UKIP Chief Forced To Deny He Played Bungle in Rainbow http://www.thepoke.co.uk/2014/10/19/ukip-chief-forced-to-deny-he-played-bungle-in-rainbow/]

(This story appeared in several other outlets)

UK Progressive You Can Look It Up: The Wikipedia Story
LSE blog Wikipedia’s open content production platform creates significant spillover benefits that encourage users to contribute further.
Telegraph Polish town to build statue honouring Wikipedia
Independent Wikipedia monument to be built in Poland

(Note: this story received significant coverage, all in a similar vein. As it's not a WMUK story and we aren't quoted, there's little sense recording it here)

Huffington Post UK Nobel Prize Winner Jean Tirole's Wikipedia Page Needs Some Tidying Up
Liverpool Echo Government issues new Wikipedia rules for Whitehall staff after civil servant posted Hillsborough slurs
Cambridge News New 'Wikipedia' for genome data access
Daily Mail Long headline but basically the story is about a man who walked on a high wire between two sky scrapers. During the walk someone edited his Wikipedia biography to say he had died.
Metro Footballer Kolo Toure's Wikipedia article playfully amended after he plays well against Real Madrid. Yes, this is news. No, really.
i100 The weirdest Wikipedia pages ever deleted
This is local London Details from Wikipedia page of former Enfield North MP Joan Ryan mysteriously removed
Daily Mail General story about people from US Congress editing Wikipedia. Sigh.
BBC Wikipedia 'foresees virus outbreaks'
Daily Mail Smithsonian works out 100 most influential Americans by Wikipedia page views
Telegraph Russian library to launch rival to "untrustworthy" Wikipedia
British Council 80 moments that shaped the world - Creation of Wikipedia is ranked 47
BBC News Russia plans alternative Wikipedia
Channel 4 News Government user edits Wikipedia to smear FIFA
Truth-out.org When Facebook Is the Internet: Zero-Rating and the Global Net Neutrality Debate - piece critical of Wikipedia Zero and sets this in context against Facebook Zero etc
Washington Post Wikipedia's complicated relationship with net neutrality
Telegraph Wikipedia asks French help to explain cheese with WikiCheese
Techcrunch Firefox redesigns its search interface - now includes one click results for Wikipedia
New Statesman Who's the Whitehall civil servant who spends hours editing footballers' Wikipedia articles?
Business Insider Australia Wikipedia Wants Its Users To Buy It $6000 Worth Of French Cheese Despite Sitting On $27 Million In Cash
The Register Wikipedia won't stop BEGGING for cash - despite sitting on $60m
Culture24 Cornelia Parker to create huge Wikipedia inspired replication of Magna Carta at the British Library
Live Science Wikipedia's gender problem gets a closer look
Huffington Post Rosie Stephenson, the woman who wrote over three thousand articles on Wikipedia
Slate Encyclopedia frown - Wikipedia is amazing but it’s become a rancorous, sexist, elitist, stupidly bureaucratic mess.
Gizmodo This beautiful galaxy is actually a stunning visualization of Wikipedia
Telegraph (City Diary column) snippet criticises the WMF fundraising campaign as data held outside US and shared with partners
Venture Beat Google plans to integrate its fact database - Freebase - into Wikidata
Times Higher Education Book review of Wikipedia and the Politics of Openness, by Nathaniel Tkacz
Telegraph Wikipedia’s Jimmy Wales says MPs should vote electronically - comments are a bit of a mess...
BBC Radio 4 - excerpt from the Today programme Jimmy Wales speaks with Speaker of the House John Bercow about digital democracy - sadly, no mention of our own project on this.
Digital Spy UK Jimmy Wales responds to Gamer Gate criticism
Venture Beat The top 10 most edited Wikipedia articles of 2014: Ebola, Malaysia Airlines, and … some surprises
Wikipedia year in review video on YouTube
qz.com The top-viewed Wikipedia page for every day of 2014
Gizmodo 9 Of The Weirdest Wikipedia Pages We've Ever Seen
Huffington Post 49 most entertaining Wikipedia entries ever
Huffington Post 13 ways to get the most from Wikipedia
Anita Borg Institute How to Edit Wikipedia: Lessons from a Female Contributor
Harvard Business School Which is more biased: Wikipedia or Britannica?
Mirror Hundreds of anonymous Wikipedia edits made every month by a Government computer
Guardian Wikipedia bans five editors from gender-related articles - a view of the current ArbCom case related to the Gamer Gate controversy. This story was picked up elsewhere in many places.
St Petersburg Times Russia's education watchdog says Wikipedia should be banned
BFI - The day we teamed up with Wikipedia coverage of a WMUK / BFI editathon
Inquisitr - GamerGate Wikipedia Ruling Bans Harassed Feminist Editors, Outrage Ensues
The Verge - Wikipedia denies 'purging' feminist editors over Gamergate debate - there's lots more coverage of the GamerGate case on English Wikipedia, not much of it reflects on WP well.
Times Higher Education Book review Wikipedia U: Knowledge, Authority and *Liberal Education in the Digital Age, by Thomas Leitch
Refinery29 - A selection of Wikipedia articles featuring sad stories
Washington Post (blog) - Gamergate, Wikipedia and the limits of human knowledge - a thoughtful look at Gamergate and Wikipedia. More reflective than many, hence its inclusion here.
Fast Coexist - Black History Matters, So Why Is Wikipedia Missing So Much Of It? - a look at possible reasons why Wikipedia's coverage of black history is lacking. Inspired by an upcoming editathon in the US.
PLOS blogs - Researchers Changing the Way We Respond to Epidemics with Wikipedia and Twitter - a look at how insights from things like Wikipedia searches and social media topics can help researchers predict things like disease outbreaks.
Daily Mail - Wikipedia GPs! Half of all doctors go online to help diagnose patients while a quarter want health apps to help treat the sick Typical Daily Mail piece in which they manage to have a pop at Labour, Wikipedia, the NHS and everyone else.
Fast Company - More like Dude-Ipedia: study shows Wikipedia's sexist bias Short but good piece taking a look at some computational linguistic analysis highlighting the nature and extent of Wikipedia's systemic bias.
Geek Wire Meet the man ridding Wikipedia of ‘comprised of,’ one edit at a time
Guardian Why Wikipedia's grammar vigilante is wrong - further coverage of the man who changes every instance of "comprises of" on Wikipedia.
Slate Wikipedia chews up and spits out bad facts and its own policies are letting it happen Good piece looking at GamerGate coverage, how original news coverage was wrong. Explains that WP policies mean that these incorrect pieces of coverage can now be used as references on Wikipedia for wrong information.
Mirror Wikipedia to be beamed into space so aliens can learn about the human race
Metro Scientists hope to contact aliens by beaming Wikipedia into space
Mashable {http://mashable.com/2015/02/06/right-to-be-forgotten-europe-only/ - Google advisory panel on Right to be Forgotten wants RTBF to be limited in scope] - Jimmy Wales is part of the panel. This story has attracted lots of coverage in smaller outlets but larger outlets seem to be a bit bored of the story.
Metro The aliens who stumble upon these Wikipedia articles may be too shocked to make contact - follow up to the story a couple of rows above, providing an excuse to get some easy content highlighting odd Wikipedia articles.
Irish Times - Wikipedia editing class to build knowledge of Irish role in WWI
Daily Mail - The scale of Right to be Forgotten, Google claims it has had to delete 260k search results
Evolution News - The Lincoln-Darwin myth revisited - piece about Abraham Lincoln's views on evolution and an edit war on Wikipedia.
Times Higher Education - Wikipedia should be better integrated into teaching - really useful piece that we can lean on about the use of Wikipedia, and its editing, by an academic.
STV Dundee Join the campaign to improve coverage of women and art on Wikipedia Short piece about an art+feminism editathon taking place in March
Quartz Wiki Wars - inside the increasingly nasty battle for Wikipedia's soul - a whistle stop tour of the furore over GameGate and the less interesting or important vandalism of Beck's article over the Grammys
PopMatters Wikipedia controversy and the myth of neutrality Thoughtful piece looking at GamerGate (does a good job) and the broader issue of communications in tech lacking neutrality (particularly in terms of gender).
Croydon Advertiser Aide admits removing 'unfair' entry on MP's Wikipedia page An aide to an MP has removed a link to a satirical article in the MP's BLP.
Vox HG Wells predicted Wikipedia in 1937
Sydney Morning Herald Sex, religion and John Howard - Wikipedia's most controversial pages - retread of an old piece listing the most tendentious articles on Wikipedia.
Daily Mail Retread of the SMH article, but with a headline covering five lines
Financial Times Editors for hire on Wikipedia Decent enough piece looking at paid editing
Wired (US version) Meet the editors fighting racism and sexism on Wikipedia
Slate blog On Wikipedia, GamerGate refuses to die
Spectator {http://blogs.spectator.co.uk/steerpike/2015/03/mystery-surrounds-tory-mps-wikipedia-page/ Has a Tory MP been editing his own Wikipedia page?] Story about Calder Valley MP Craig Whittaker's staff editing his Wikipedia article from Parliament.
Independent NYPD Wikipedia edits - see the most alarming changes allegedly made to online articles (There was a lot of international coverage of this story)
Independent Grant Shapps adopts another pseudonym - the mystery of his middle name "V"
Telegraph The BBC could have checked Wikipedia for the truth about Cyclone Pam
Telegraph My Wikipedia page is completely wrong but I can't be caught correcting it
Comscore Top 20 most visited web properties in the UK for Feb 2015 - Wikipedia / WM sites rank 11th
Telegraph How much can we trust Wikipedia? Piece by Jamie Bartlett from Demos
Time magazine Saving Wikipedia - feature about Lila Tretikov and the future direction of Wikipedia and the Wikimedia Foundation
Telegraph University Challenge contestant puts his success down to reading lots of Wikipedia
Huffington Post Piece by Jimmy Wales opn digital rights, entitled "To Protect the Most Fundamental Rights of Internet Users, We Must Always Be Skeptical of Any Call for Regulation"
Oxford Internet Institute Does anyone read Wikipedia around election time?
List.co.uk Sinitta has to change her Wikipedia page everyday as pranksters change her age
Reveal.co.uk Sinitta has to keep changing her age on Wikipedia
Radio Times Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales: Rather than being a selfless act, giving should be selfish
Your Thurrock Is Thurrock MP Jackie Doyle-Price "too furious" after wikipedia page hacked as she takes on Lakeside Cruisers (again)
Mirror Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales picks Disney's Frozen - Let it Go on Desert Island Discs
OK Sinitta reveals constant battle over changing her age online
BBC (video) Jimmy Wales: 'I'm a pathologically optimistic person"
BBC Hand-sewn Wikipedia page marks Magna Carta anniversary
Metro The list of deleted articles from Wikipedia might be the weirdest place on the internet
Financial Times European court ruling: Storm over the ‘right to be forgotten’ rumbles on
The Times (paywall) Mystery editors rewrite ministers’ Wiki history
Guardian Hand-stitched Magna Carta Wikipedia page explores the fabric of democracy
Mail Online Expenses claims and a sex scandal wiped from MPs' Wikipedia pages by computer users inside Parliament before election
Mirror MPs expenses and sex scandals deleted from Wikipedia pages by computers inside parliament
Express Expenses claims and sex scandal wiped from MPs' Wikipedia pages from INSIDE Parliament
New Statesman The Wikipedia wars: does it matter if our biggest source of knowledge is written by men?
Independent Sepp Blatter branded a 'tosser' as Wikipedia page is hacked
Metro Someone in Whitehall just added David Cameron to the Wikipedia list of dictators
Mirror Tories added to Wikipedia list of 'right-wing dictatorships' - by person on government computer
Daily Mail £30,000 to teach pupils how to use Wikipedia: Fury after council pays IT expert to show children how to 'critically engage' with online encyclopaedia
Metro Chelsea fan hacks Petr Cech’s Wikipedia page after he completes Arsenal transfer
Irish Examiner Tsipras not author of Greek tragedy as mischievous Wikipedia suggested
Independent Greece debt crisis - Alexis Tsipras is an author of Greek tragedy, says Wikipedia
Daily Mail Michael Mandiberg prints Wikipedia in book form
Metro This is what it looks like when you print all of Wikipedia
Independent Paul Dunne's Wikipedia page edited to make him a golf machine created to rule the world
Times Higher Education Supplement University hopes 'Wikipedian in residence' will tackle gender gap - A US university is hiring a Wikimedian in Residence to work specifically on the gender gap
Venture Beat Wikipedia tests full-screen ads to help drive donations
Pink News Tory MP’s Wikipedia entry ‘edited from Parliament’ to remove gay rights criticism
Channel 4 A year in the life of Whitehall's Wikipedia warriors
New Scientist Wikipedia is corrupting science with blowjobs and elves, scientists warn
Wired Wikipedia wars are killing politically charged science
Ars Technica Socially controversial science topics on Wikipedia draw edit wars
Times Higher Education News blog: How big a sin is Zygmunt Bauman's alleged self-plagiarism?
Independent Russia threatens to block Wikipedia over cannabis page
Pure Content Wikipedia says that Google traffic will continue to fall

Wikimedia Foundation sues the NSA

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This is a new section for coverage related to the news that the Wikimedia Foundation (along with other groups) is to sue the National Security Agency in the US. There's a lot of coverage, some UK based, so makes sense to keep more of a record here.

Wikimedia UK directly created or quoted

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Daily Record Highland League goalkeeper has a bigger Wikipedia page than Barcelona star Neymar
Telegraph Why can't nobodies have lengthy Wikipedia profiles?
Metro Scottish Highlands goalkeeper creates detailed Wikipedia page worthy of a Premier League star
Daily Mail [http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2811950/Semi-professional-keeper-Scottish-Highland-League-bigger-Wikipedia-page-England-international-Joe-Hart.html Semi-professional keeper in the Scottish Highland League has bigger Wikipedia page than England international Joe Hart
Mirror Meet Fraser Hobday: The amateur goalkeeper with a bigger Wikipedia page than Neymar
Director magazine 8 ways to sharpen your presence on Wikipedia - the article actually gives more information about the pitfalls and makes it clear that companies shouldn't undertake CoI editing.
Watford Observer South Oxhey described as a slum on Wikipedia - this article recounts an act of vandalism on English Wikipedia to a relatively low traffic article. Was fixed after a few days. Features explanations from Stevie about how WP works.
Global Legal Post - - a piece about inconsistencies in freedom of panorama. This piece was drafted by Karl Sigfrid in Brussels and rewritten by Stevie
Bodleian Libraries Bodleian Libraries joins with Wikimedia UK to share historic collections
NCVO blog Wikipedia: Learning from one of the world's most successful volunteer collaborations - Guest post by Stevie
The Scotsman Museums now able to set sail on wave of technology piece about the residency at Museums Galleries Scotland
National Library of Wales Sharing thousands of Welsh landscapes with Wikipedia
Herald Scotland Michelle Mone's office guilty of "Wiki-Washing" her online biography

Contribsx story

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Channel 4 Grant Shapps denies Wikipedia claims he has edited rivals’ pages
The Telegraph Grant Shapps embroiled in row over claims he edited pages of Tory rivals
Sky News Shapps Denies Editing Rivals' Wikipedia Pages
ITV News Grant Shapps denies claims that he edited Wikipedia pages of Tory rivals
Buzzfeed 9 Wikipedia Edits That May Or May Not Have Been Made By Grant Shapps
The Telegraph Wikipedia administrator who accused Grant Shapps of editing pages of Tory rivals is Liberal Democrat activist
The Drum Wikipedia closes an account it asserts was likely used by Tory chairman Grant Shapps to edit rivals’ pages
The Spectator Paddy Ashdown: Grant Shapps is ‘fine man’ who’s ‘never done anything dodgy’
MSN Shapps Denies Wikipedia Claims
Sputnik News UK Party Chairman Suspected of Editing Wikipedia Pages of Political Rivals
Politics Home The Liberal Democrats have been hacked!
Independent Lib Dems win prize for the best press release of the General Election campaign
Politics Home Wikipedia user thought to be Grant Shapps banned from editing site
Independent Grant Shapps accused of editing his Conservative rivals' Wikipedia pages and deleting references to his embarrassing past
Bailiwick Express Grant Shapps has denied editing political rivals' Wikipedia pages, but the internet doesn't care
Boing Boing Tory chairman accused of smearing party rivals' Wikipedia entries
The Mirror Top Tory Grant Shapps accused of 'secretly editing Wikipedia to smear his political rivals'
Huffington Post Grant Shapps Accused Of Editing Wikipedia Pages Of Political Rivals
International Business Times Grant Shapps' Wikipedia allegations: controversial MP denies editing entries
Sun Nation Does Grant Shapps edit his own Wikipedia page?
The Times Shapps mocked over Wikipedia claims
BBC News Wikipedia editing rules in a nutshell
BBC News Election 2015: Grant Shapps denies Wikipedia claims
The Guardian Nick Clegg mocks Grant Shapps over Wikipedia allegations: video
Evening Standard Tory chief Grant Shapps may sue over ‘bonkers’ claims he doctored Wikipedia pages
International Business Times Wikipedia committee investigates banning Grant Shapps' alleged 'Contribsx' account
International Business Times Closure of alleged Wikipedia account of Tory chair Grant Shapps blamed on 'behavioural evidence'
BBC News Newspaper review: Trader arrest and Shapps wiki row
International Business Times Grant Shapps: Politicians react to Wikipedia editing claims
Breitbart What He Actually Said: Tory Chairman Accused of Editing Rivals’ Wikipedia Pages
The i (via PressReader) Shapps denies editing Wikipedia pages
The Daily Mail (via PressReader) Did Tory chief doctor Wikipedia?
The Mirror Grant Shapps - Paddy Ashdown trolls Tory chairman with hilarious 'defence' following Wikipedia revelations
The Guardian David Cameron defends Grant Shapps over Wikipedia allegations - video
London Loves Business The curious case of Grant Shapps’ Wikipedia page
Herald Scotland Tory chairman linked to Wikipedia account banned after investigation
City A.M. General Election 2015: Grant Shapps denies Wikipedia sock-puppet claims, saying he "was elsewhere" when changes were made
Newsthump Grant Shapps cleared of Wikipedia tampering as ‘Michael Green’ claims responsibility
Metro Tory MP Grant Shapps accused of creating fake online identity to edit his own Wikipedia page
Liverpool Echo Morning news headlines: Labour cancer attack on Tories; Shapps Wikipedia attack; Med crossing fears
Breaking News IE Tory chairman Shapps slams Wikipedia claims he may have edited rivals' pages
Edinburgh Eye (blog) Grant Shapps accuses Wikipedia of being gamed by the Labour party
Channel 4 Wikifiddling – Wikipedia admin deletes links with Lib Dems
Yahoo! Conservative chairman Grant Shapps denies Wikipedia edits
Irish Times David Cameron defends Tory chair over Wikipedia claims
Channel 4 Grant Shapps Wikipedia edits: the key questions
The Times Grant Shapps and the dark side of Wikipedia
The Guardian Election hopeful whose Wikipedia page was edited calls for Shapps inquiry
The Guardian Contribsx: does Grant Shapps's defence stand up?
Yahoo! Shapps Denies Editing Rivals' Wikipedia Pages
The Independent Andy McSmith's Election Diary: Tories editing Wikipedia? It's happened before
Silicon Republic 10 Wikipedia editor memes that may ring true for UK politician Grant Shapps
Christian Science Monitor Did leading UK politician edit his Wikipedia page? Possibly, but the problem goes deeper. (+video)
Politics Home David Cameron defends Grant Shapps over Wikipedia claims
Rappler UK politician accused of unauthorized Wikipedia edits
Politics Home Nicky Morgan claims her Wikipedia page is all correct
The Times Lib Dem behind Wikipedia meddling claims
BT PM backs Shapps amid Wikipedia row
Bailiwick Times Q&A: What's being going on with Grant Shapps and Wikipedia?
Daily Mail Wikipedia official who accused Shapps is a Lib Dem: Online administrator once described himself as 'Liberal Democrat to the last'
Daily Mirror Grant Shapps under pressure as David Cameron wobbles in Tory chairman support
The Drum Liberal Democrats released the most sarcastic press release in response to Grant Shapps Wikipedia tampering accusations
International Business Times Closure of alleged Wikipedia account of Tory chair Grant Shapps blamed on 'behavioural evidence'
BritPolitics Conservative Chairman accused of repeatedly editing Wikipedia entries
Huffington Post Grant Shapps Mocked By Liberal Democrats And Entire Universe With #WikiShappsFacts
The Guardian The internet must be free from political meddling
Betfair Grant Shapps - You couldn't make it up
City A.M. Lib Dems deny involvement in Grant Shapps Wikipedia case
Politics Home Shapps Wikipedia investigator admits he should have made more checks
The Conversation Wikipedia sockpuppetry: linking accounts to real people is pure speculation
TIME Chairman of U.K.’s Ruling Party Denies Editing His Wiki Entry and Those of Rivals
Jewish News Shapps: ‘I couldn’t have edited Wikipedia, I was in shul for Yom Kippur’
The Drum The Election Beat podcast: Politicians editing Wikipedia, newspaper bias claims and Milifandom
The Economist What exactly are our rules comprised of?
Daily Me (PressReader) Wikipedia official who accused Shapps is a Lib Dem
Welwyn Hatfield Times Grant Shapps: ‘Wikipedia boss says there is a full investigation over false claims’
The Guardian Wikipedia volunteer who blocked 'Grant Shapps' account: I stand by my decision
Newmarket Journal PM backs Shapps amid Wikipedia row
The Guardian The Grant Shapps affair is a testament to Wikipedia’s integrity and transparency
Unlock the Law Who Can Sue Who? Grant Shapps Denies Allegations of Editing Wikipedia Pages of Other MP’s
Morning Star Watch Tories Turn On Each Other Like Weasels In A Sack
The Conversation On the internet, no-one knows you're Grant Shapps
The Guardian Wikipedia volunteer faces reprimand over ‘Shapps account’ investigation
The Spectator Wikipedia reprimands editor who accused Grant Shapps of ‘sock puppet’ edits
BBC Censure for Grant Shapps’ Wikipedia accuser
Mirror Wikipedia raps Grant Shapps controversy editor after ruling there was ‘no proof’ Tory changed his own page
The Times (paywall) Wikipedia editor censured over Shapps
The Guardian Wikipedia: account at centre of row 'not linked' to Grant Shapps
Breitbart Shapps case raises questions for Wikipedia and The Guardian
Conservative Home The BBC apologises to Shapps over its coverage of a Lib Dem’s Wikipedia allegations
The Register BBC (sort of) sorry for Grant Shapps Wikipedia smear reportage
Register Shapps launches probe into Wikimedia UK over self-pluggery allegs
Register Wikiland turns to Shapps and says ‘those emails you wanted, we deleted them, sorry’

General Election 2015 vandalism

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The Independent David Cameron's Wikipedia page hacked to display Ed Miliband’s face and huge 'vote Labour' banner
Daily Record David Cameron's Wikipedia page turned bright red and replaced with picture of Ed Miliband in election day hack
The Guardian Milibandits deface Cameron Wikipedia page with 'vote Labour' vandalism
TechWorm Labour party supporters hack David Cameron and Nigel Farage’s Wikipedia Pages to tell voters to vote for Labour Party
Daily Express David Cameron's Wikipedia HACKED and replaced with Ed Miliband image
Your Election 15 (blog) Tory Wikipedia pages defaced with pictures of Ed Miliband
Belfast Telegraph David Cameron's Wikipedia page hacked with huge picture of Ed Miliband's face
Metro Someone changed David Cameron’s Wikipedia page to a big ‘Vote Labour’ banner
Independent Secret diary of an MP - hacked on Wikipedia but backed by the voters

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Guardian (Comment is Free) If you want to keep sharing photos for free, read this - OpEd by Jimmy Wales drafted with Stevie's help
Register Wikipedia has saved the internet from a fictional threat
Politico {http://www.politico.eu/article/aldes-panorama-drama-reda-copyright-report/ Parliament's Panorama Drama]
International Business Times Could the EU take away your freedom to take photos on holiday?
Standard Republic Wikipedia is fighting to prevent the prohibition of the use of photos of public spaces
Eteknix Wikipedia wants to stop the EU banning photos taken in public spaces
Digital Photography Review Photography in public places across Europe threatened by harmonization proposal
The Next Web Wikipedia is fighting to stop Europe from banning the use of photos taken in public places
Silicon Republic Wikipedia to battle EU over planned censorship of photos in public spaces
Euronews The bitter fight for freedom of panorama
Wired A German Pirate just saved our right to take public selfies
Telegraph Holiday snaps saved as UK retains freedom of panorama
Boing Boing Pirate MEP's copyright reforms voted in by Europarl with "Right of Panorama" intact
PR Week The European Parliament scraps controversial Freedom of Panorama proposals

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Richard Dawkins [https://richarddawkins.net/2015/08/can-we-trust-wikipedia-on-controversial-scientific-topics/ Can we trust Wikipedia on "controversial" science topics?

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 *Wired [http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2015-08/17/wikipedia-wars-are-killing-politically-charged-science Wikipedia wars are killing politically charged science]
 *Ars Technica [http://arstechnica.com/science/2015/08/socially-controversial-science-topics-on-wikipedia-draw-edit-wars/ Socially controversial science topics on Wikipedia draw edit wars]
+*Times Higher Education [https://www.timeshighereducation.co.uk/blog/news-blog-how-big-sin-zygmunt-baumans-alleged-self-plagiarism News blog: How big a sin is Zygmunt Bauman's alleged self-plagiarism?]
+*Independent [http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/news/russia-threatens-to-block-wikipedia-over-cannabis-page-10464894.html Russia threatens to block Wikipedia over cannabis page]
+*Pure Content [http://purecontent.com/blog/wikipedia-says-that-google-traffic-will-continue-to-fall/ Wikipedia says that Google traffic will continue to fall]
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