How governments plant Wikipedia disinformation

Byzantine Sacred Art Blog: Wikipedia, the Source of Disinformation

GlobalResearch.ca: Is the Net's most popular encyclopedia marred by disinformation?

Neil Clark: Stranger than Fiction: A Wikipedia conspiracy

Wikipedia Watch

The Wikipedia Review

Wikipedia founder Jimbo Wales warns readers NOT to cite Wikipedia!

Wikipedia, Srebrenica, and Serb-bashing

The skinny on übersleaze Wikipedia spinster "SlimVirgin":

Chip Berlet, SlimVirgin, and Wikipedia

The Wikipedia Review: What we know about SlimVirgin

Incriminating quote from "SlimVirgin"

Wikipedia Watch: Spookypedia: Linda Mack and MI5

NameBase search results for Linda Mack

AntiSocialMedia.net: The Skinny on SlimVirgin's Sockpuppetry

A Peek into the Mind of Wikipedia's SlimVirgin

(Uuuggghhh. That made me feel like washing my own mind with lye soap and a scrub brush. Everyone has been far more sympathetic with this individual than her many misdeeds warrant.)

Digg plans international expansion?

http://tinyurl.com/2etyhu

PicBoost: simple image-hosting site

http://pixelspread.com/blog/305/picboost-redesign

Kill, maim, destroy, get a state? No way!

http://byzantinesacredart.com/blog/2007/12/kill-maim-get-a-state.html

Digg is NOT buying CoRank and Meneame - but who is?

Mashable reported a rumor that Digg may be buying Spanish-language site Meneame, and "build-your-own-Digg" service CoRank.

Now, Mashable denies that Digg is the buyer for CoRank and Meneame - and they are wondering who is.

This should be interesting!

Kosovo UN corruption, Croatian neo-Nazi sports hooligans

Worth reading: Corruption Eruption, by Julia Gorin

Putin hopes to use upgraded Russian satellite navigation system to track his dog

And you can, too! Sat-nav cat and dog collars should be available to the general public in Russia next year. By 2010, Russia's sat-nav system is expected to offer world-wide coverage.

Putin Wants to Use New Russian Navigation System to Track Pet Dog