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From the Web

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    Randall shows a real joy in delving into details here, and his detective work makes for fascinating reading. In it’s early sections, the book also refrains from existing merely as a Wikipedia-style summary of the band’s exploits. Randall does a good... Full Article at PopMatters

  2. Websites such as Wikipedia, YouTube and Flickr attract large numbers of visitors and process information in a self-organized manner based on the principle of the “Wisdom of Crowds”. The essence of this principle states that the sharing of knowledge... Full Article at AlphaGalileo,org

  3. Didier Drogba in action for Chelsea against Fulham on 28th December 2009 (Photo credit: Wikipedia) It was dramatic, it was nerve-racking and it forced us to suspend our sense of disbelief so unlikely was the outcome. The statistics from Chelsea‘s two... Full Article at Forbes

  4. In the climactic showdown of tonight’s season finale, “The Reichenbach Fall,” the diabolical James Moriarty sneers at his arch rival, Sherlock Holmes, “You always want everything to be clever. That’s your weakness.” He’s gloating because he’s tricked... Full Article at The A.V. Club

  5. In 1982, he married his second wife, Dwina Murphy Gibb, who is an author and an artist. The couple had one son, Robin John, who’s a musician like his father as well. Later in 2008, Robin has a fourth child with his housekeeper, according to Wikipedia. ... Full Article at AstroChicks

  6. After that will come the advanced phase. Anderson will spend time in, "a big jet," or a T-1. Nearly half a year of classwork will piggyback that work. So what is a Combat Systems Officer? According to Wikipedia, a CSO is, "an aeronautically-rated... Full Article at Georgia Tech Official Athletic Site

  7. Would a cure to this pain be worth abolishing the estate tax? (Photo credit: Wikipedia) Recently I received an e-mail from Reuven Brenner, a professor of economics at Canada’s McGill University, and easily one of the world’s greatest economists. ... Full Article at Forbes

  8. One woman who had a disturbing run-in with one of Wikipedia’s elite editors is Elisa Gabbert, a writer of poetry and prose, who made the “mistake” one day of criticizing Wikipedia in her blog. Within a day, there was a Wikipedia biography about her. As... Full Article at Hacker News

  9. Facebook was blocked after a petition by a group of Islamic lawyers. The PTA also banned YouTube for a week and restricted access to other websites, including Wikipedia, lashing out against "growing sacrilegious" content. Islam strictly prohibits the... Full Article at Times of India

  10. Each time you update your status, post a video, check in or just sit and watch everybody else do it, you line his pockets. And I wouldn’t mind that a bit. In fact, I would applaud it, were the product of these hours more profitable. What’s Wikipedia... Full Article at TechCrunch

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