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British Library hosts 2-day Wikimedia Editathon
Wikimedia and British Library join forces to improve content relevant to the Library on Wikipedia
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Britain Loves Wikipedia pictures on Commons
In February 2010 we ran Britain Loves Wikipedia - encouraging people to visit 20 museums across the UK to take photographs for Wikipedia, and win prizes in the process. Our…
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Featured Article prizes from the British Museum
Following from the successful Backstage Pass event held at the British Museum on 4 June, attended by around 40 Wikipedians and resulting in the creation of a number of new…
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Backstage pass @ British Museum
Wikimedia UK and the British Museum would like to invite all Wikipedians to a very special event taking place from 11am on Friday 4 June - a "Backstage Pass" to…
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Wikimedia Commons reaches 6 million files with the upload of 250,000 Geograph images
Around 250,000 images from the Geograph British Isles Project have recently been uploaded to Wikimedia Commons. One of these is a picture of a beautiful landscape setting, featuring sailing on…
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Britain Loves Wikipedia
29 January 2010, UK: 'Britain Loves Wikipedia' is a month-long competition and series of events to be held in participating museums nationwide from 31 January 2010. People from all ages,…
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Mary Rose Trust releases photographs onto Wikipedia
3 January 2010, UK: The Portsmouth-based Mary Rose Trust have released a number of photographs relating to the salvaged sixteenth-century warship Mary Rose onto Wikipedia. This is the first such…
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Regionarkivet makes images by Francis Bedford and Roger Fenton available on Wikimedia Commons
On 19 August 2009, Regionarkivet (a municipal archive institution based in Gothenburg, Sweden) and Wikimedia Sverige announced the release of 28 high-quality and high-resolution images onto Wikimedia Commons.
