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Wikia Search Launches Wikipedia - Webmonkey
The Web Developer's Resource ... A Wired.com user account lets you create, edit and comment on Webmonkey articles. (more...)
Google Launches Wikipedia Rival
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Wikipedia: Wikipedia Officially Launches Mobile Version
Popular user-edited online encyclopedia Wikipedia has finally released a mobile-friendly version of the web site at mobile.wikipedia.org. The site offers a trimmed down version of ... (more...)
Google Launches Knol, The Monetizable Wikipedia
Today Google has launched Knol, its Wikipedia alternative that holds authors accountable for the articles they write. Each article is created by a (more...)
Launch loop - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
A launch loop or Lofstrom loop is a design for a belt based maglev orbital launch system that would be around 2,000 km long and maintained at an altitude of up to 80 km (50 mi). (more...)
Google launches Wikipedia rival - Gadgetell
Google seems to be aiming its crosshairs directly towards the online encyclopedia, Wikipedia, with the official launch of Knol. Knol, the names comes from the short version of the ... (more...)
Google Launches Wikipedia Killer "Knol": Everything You Wanted To Know ...
Google Launches Wikipedia Killer "Knol": Everything You Wanted To Know About Toilet Clogs, Tooth Pain, More (GOOG) (more...)
Google launches Wikipedia rival : CyberJournalist.net
Google has launched a rival site to Wikipedia, called Knol. The big difference between the two is how Knol is handling authorship. The Google Blog says: (more...)
Launch pad - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
A launch pad is the area and facilities where rockets or spacecrafts liftoff. A typical launch pad consists of the service and umbilical structures. (more...)
Wikipedia for schools
Charity news from SOS Children: Wikipedia for schools ... SOS Children launches Wikipedia for Schools. 29 May 2007. Note: this has been superseded by the 2008/9 Schools Wikipedia ... (more...)