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This article underscores the role of new communication trends such as WIKIs in knowledge-sharing (both for personal and organizational use) as a consequence of the globally-changing society.

Now with more than three million people using the internet on a daily basis worldwide, protecting your personal data is more important than ever.

While surfing the web for reading pleasures I came across a treasure trove of user-edited databases called “wiki” that piqued my curiosity and aroused my interest. Volunteers knowledgeable in the featured subject create and maintain these Wiki pages.

An analysis essay on the Wiki-phenomenon: Wikipedia is changing the face of information as we know it, but is it for good? Glancing back at the history of Wikipedia I will outline my forecast for the future of the site and knowledge as we know it. A must read for all wikipedia users.

An investigation into Wikipedia’s recent editorial dispute recently.

The new site called Wiki names is in the process of attempting to collect names from all over the US. They also offer those same names for $8.99 as domains. It probably doesn’t matter if your name is Tom Smith but if you are a blogger and your site is the only listing for that name, what happens if some freak starts using it in a less than honorable fashion. If you have published anything on the internet, you need to read this.

Google Zeitgeist tells you what people are looking for.

Getting your own wiki is both free and remarkably easy to do.

Some of the best wikis on the web about life and living.

Here are 10 very unique and interesting facts about the massive online database known as Wikipedia.