Wikipedia

• News flash: Wikipedia isnt always correct. The online encyclopedias penchant for posting inaccuracies isnt helping U.S. Rep.
(Sun Sentinel)
• A number of Web sites, including Wikipedia, have gone dark today in protest of SOPA and PIPA — two controversial bills currently under consideration in Congress.
(Washington Post)
• So Wikipedia is unavailable today, and suddenly something seems wrong about the web. Where will you turn to to answer your daughter's question about whether there was ever a 47-star U.S.
(Wired News)
• NEW YORK (TheWrap.com) - With Wikipedia closed for business Wednesday in protest of anti-piracy legislation, media outlets such as the Washington Post, the Guardian and NPR are stepping in to fill the void.
(Reuters UK)
• (RNN) - In a world without Wikipedia, social media users took to Twitter to create their own database of knowledge. @paulkerensa: The IV drip is named after Henry IV.
(WAFB.com)
• Obviously lobbying and campaign contributions are important, but members of Congress still need to get 50 percent of the vote.
(CNBC)
• I got really excited this morning. Looking up an artist online -- Rembrandt, if you want to know -- I noticed something different. As usual, the first item offered was his Wikipedia entry.
(Huffington Post)