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Who writes Wikipedia’s health and medical pages and why?
Half of the editors working on Wikipedia’s 25,000 pages of medical content are qualified medics or other healthcare professionals, providing reassurance about the reliability of the website, according to our…
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Final report on Wikimedia UK governance released
This post was written by Michael Maggs, Chair of Wikimedia UK On behalf of the Wikimedia UK board I am pleased to announce the publication of the third and final…
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Wikimedia UK response to Wikimedia Foundation funding allocation
This post was written by D'Arcy Myers, Wikimedia UK interim Chief Executive
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The winners of Wiki Loves Monuments 2014 in the UK
Have you seen the UK winners of the 2014 Wiki Loves Monuments competition?
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AdaCamp Berlin 2014 – a summary account
This post was written by Roberta Wedge, Gender Gap Project Worker
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A review of EduWiki Conference 2014
This post was written by Lorna Campbell and was originally published here. Re-used under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License
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Response to the new IPO orphan works licensing scheme
The UK's Intellectual Property Office last week announced the launch of a new orphan works licensing scheme.
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A weekend at MozFest
I recently spent the weekend at Mozfest, the annual Mozilla conference, held in Greenwich.
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Debating the “Right to be Forgotten”
On 23rd October Wikimedia UK board member Alastair McCapra took part in a debate at the Cambridge Union about the right to be forgotten.
