Editing Incubator escapee wiki:Press coverage 2005 (section)

==September==
* Kelley, Jeffrey. "Wikipedia is always a work in progress". ''[[Richmond Times-Dispatch]]'', [[September 3]], [[2005]]. [http://www.timesdispatch.com/servlet/Satellite?pagename=RTD%2FMGArticle%2FRTD_BasicArticle&c=MGArticle&cid=1031784840892&path=!business&s=1045855934855]
:"You will not only find scholarly reports like those in a fact-checked encyclopedia, but entries on nearly anything in mainstream popular culture, from politicians to famous buildings to weather terminology."
* Auchard, Eric ''News junkies find Wikipedia more than encyclopedia.'' [[Reuters]] [[September 6]], [[2005]]. [http://today.reuters.com/news/newsArticleSearch.aspx?storyID=247823+06-Sep-2005+RTRS&srch=wikipedia] "The Wikipedia, which has surged this year to become the most popular reference site on the Web, is fast overtaking several major news sites as the place where people swarm for context on breaking events. ..."
* Clarke, Gavin. "Wikipedia eclipses CIA". ''[[The Register]]'', [[September 7]], [[2005]]. [http://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/09/07/wikipedia_growth/] 
*: "Wikipedia is fast becoming the number-one online resource for web surfers hungry for context about breaking news, in what must be a sad comment on the ability for traditional news media to keep its audiences well-informed."
*Brown, Russell. "Wide Area News". ''[[New Zealand Listener]]'', [[September 10]], [[2005]]. [http://nzlistener.co.nz/default,4637.sm]
*:"...at the time of writing, nearly two weeks after the event, the online Britannica has failed to register [[David Lange]]'s passing – whereas the Wikipedia page for Lange was updated within a couple of hours of his death and has blossomed since..."
*:"The remarkable thing about ''Wikipedia'' is that it is written not by academic mandarins in ivory towers but by you and me. ... In general, it works well enough for the site to be a great first port of call for general knowledge.
*Clark, Christopher. "Ryan Dunn." [[London Free Press]], [[September 13]], [[2005]].
*:[[University of Western Ontario]] [[University Students' Council]] president Ryan Dunn lists www.wikipedia.ca as his favourite website; unfortunately that link has nothing to do with wikipedia...
*O'Neill, Rob. "World of knowledge in your hands". ''[[The Age]]'', [[September 20]], [[2005]]. [http://theage.com.au/articles/2005/09/19/1126981972296.html]
*:"King downloaded the entire English-language version of co-operatively produced online encyclopedia Wikipedia to a readable DVD-ROM to allow it to be accessed from a computer without an internet connection. He will soon post the project online and invite others to help him develop the concept."
*Munro, Peter. "Life, the universe and Wiki". ''[[The Age]]'', [[September 20]], [[2005]]. [http://theage.com.au/articles/2005/09/19/1126981972225.html]
*:"In small rooms beyond a corridor busy with a bathroom queue, dorm bunks and backpacks, the Wikipedians are plotting the new world order. Mild-mannered men hatch wild schemes of omniscience with dreams of bringing true democracy to Iran and education to Indonesia, and enabling the next Einstein to come from Africa."
*[[Craccum]], Auckland University Students' Association magazine. Issue 19, 2005 displayed the Wikipedia page [[Content]]s as its table of contents. That article has since been moved to [[User:Ghostclub/Craccum]].

*La Canna, Xavier. "Website denigrates Wiesenthal". ''[[The Age]]'', [[September 21]], [[2005]]. [http://www.theage.com.au/news/breaking/wiesenthal-denigrated/2005/09/21/1126982101177.html] ''(also in the [[Sydney Morning Herald]])''
*:"An Australian Jewish group has been angered by the use of an online encyclopedia to attack the memory of Nazi hunter Simon Wiesenthal, who died yesterday.
*:The Wikipedia website, a collection of articles that can be freely edited by users, displayed false information about Mr Wiesenthal, claiming he partook in various sex acts in Austria with other men. [...] The Council of Australian Jewry was angered at the posting on the Wikipedia website, which gets about 60 million hits a day, and said it was a blatant attempt to denigrate the memory of Mr Wiesenthal. "I suppose if you are a former Nazi or sympathiser then it makes sense to try and denigrate the person who is bringing you down," said executive officer with the group, Josh Landis. This is abhorrent and shows a lack of respect to his memory." Mr Landis said he would informally speak with other members of the council to see what action could be taken against he website."
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*Corrections and clarifications ''[[The Guardian]]'' [[28 September]] [[2005]] 
*:In the text of a report, English or Italian? Football's yawning ticket prices gap, and in an accompanying panel, we referred to "a panini". You can have any number of panini except one. Then it is a [[panino]]. A grudging nod to Wikipedia, which says: "A panino (plural panini, although panini is often used in a singular sense outside Italy) ... "

* Wikibooks on [[CNet]]
*:A long article about the potential future impact of Wikibooks on the textbook industry, writted by [[Daniel Terdiman]]. [[28 September]] [[2005]] [http://news.com.com/Wikibooks+takes+on+textbook+industry/2100-1025_3-5884291.html?tag=nefd.lede]

*Naughton,Philippe. Wikipedia mentioned in headline of ''[[The Times]]'' [[29 September]] [[2005]]. ''Hero's return (and Wikipedia entry) for OAP heckler'' [http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,2-1803377,00.html] 
*:In reporting the elderly heckler forcibly ejected from the Labour Party conference ''The Times'' mentions that his moment of fame has earned him a [[Walter Wolfgang|Wikipedia Entry]].

*"[http://news.com.com/2100-1038_3-5885171.html Esquire wikis article on Wikipedia]," CNET, December 29, 2005. Coverage of [[Wikipedia:Improve this article about Wikipedia]].