[p2p-research] Yi-Tan Tech Community Call 226 - The Wikipedia Revolution - 1:30pm EST, Monday April 13, 2009

[Michel Bauwens]

the book is a whitewash I think, from the reports I've seen, but it should
be of interest to listen in and participate,

if anyone does, a report would be much appreciated,

Michel


On 4/12/09, Jerry Michalski <jerry at sociate.com> wrote:
>
>        Greetings,
>
> There's a nice line now, arguably, from Piny the Elder to Jimmy Wales. That
> and other stories about how and why Wikipedia exists abound in Andrew Lih<http://www.yi-tan.com/wiki/yi-tan/Andrew_Lih?wikiPageId=1615839>'s
> new book, The Wikipedia Revolution.<http://www.amazon.com/Wikipedia-Revolution-Nobodies-Greatest-Encyclopedia/dp/1401303714/jerrymichalskisr>
>
> Wikipedia exemplifies so many of the principles of change we're living
> these days: commons-based peer production, openness, online community, the
> wisdom of crowds... you get the picture. And it's not all goodness and
> light, either.
>
> With Andrew, let's discuss:
>
>    - How has Wikipedia evolved and changed? Is it "done"?
>    - What are its enduring aspects? How has it changed our expectations?
>    business?
>    - Where are the sharp edges? The remaining frontiers?
>
> As always, an IRC Chat<http://www.yi-tan.com/wiki/yi-tan/irc_chat?wikiPageId=163280>will be available during the call,
> here. Let's continue tweeting, using #yitan<http://search.twitter.com/search?q=%23yitan>.
> This page is on a wiki, here<http://www.yi-tan.com/wiki/yi-tan/The_Wikipedia_Revolution>
> .
>                    Date:    Monday, April 13, 2009
> Time:    10:30 PST, 1:30 EST
>
> Dial-in Number: 1-712-580-1100
> Participant Access Code: 778778
>
> Wiki goodness at www.yi-tan.com
>
> Please feel free to forward this note to people you think would be
> interested in these calls.
>
> Talk to you on the call!
>
> Bestest,
>
> Jerry
>
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