Jimmy Wales
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Jimmy Wales says social media companies should follow the digital encyclopedia’s approach
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Two-year-old ban contravenes of freedom of expression, say justices
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Jimmy Wales’s crowdfunded venture seems to intend to use practices already happening elsewhere
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The Wikipedia founder has developed one of the wonders of the internet, but his new venture could be more problematic
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Jimmy Wales has launched a new site and Google is changing its algorithm – but they’re not the only ones offering innovative solutions to combat fake news online
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Crowdfunded online publication from Jimmy Wales will pair paid journalists with army of volunteer contributors
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Chair of book publisher Penguin Random House UK and Wikipedia founder take up their roles with immediate effect
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Jimmy Wales says system is secure after users posed as senior editors and demanded payment from businesses
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Journalists, actors, film-makers - and Tiffany the jewellers - support Rafael Marques after conviction for criminal defamation over his blood diamonds book
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Prisoners, writers, politicians, musicians, campaigners – and embroiderers – help craft a digital-to-analogue work of art examining freedom in the modern age
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Jimmy Wales and co will be joined by Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International USA in a challenge against mass surveillance by the US government
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Know your lolz from your lulzsec, and your belfies from your selfies? Hannah Jane Parkinson is here to help with an almost definitive list of digital geekery
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Europe’s data protection laws clash with the US view of free speech, yet outside of public interest we should be able to have a say in the public memory of who we are. By Julia Powles
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