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A guide to the past: hillforts and Wikimedia

What is the Atlas of Hillforts? Hillforts are enormous archaeological sites dotted around Britain and Ireland. There are some of … Continue reading “A guide to the past: hillforts and Wikimedia”

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WikiFeed project to create custom newsfeeds from Wikimedia data

Fako Berkers and Edward Saperia have been working together on a project called “WikiFeed”. It’s a framework that allows you … Continue reading “WikiFeed project to create custom newsfeeds from Wikimedia data”

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1st Prize - Derelict West Pier on Brighton seafront by Matthew Hoser

Wiki Loves Monuments 2017 winners announced!

Wiki Loves Monuments is the world’s biggest photographic competition and takes place every September. Participants take photos of historic places, … Continue reading “Wiki Loves Monuments 2017 winners announced!”

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Katie in the Wikimedia UK office, taken by John Lubbock

Meet our new Membership and Fundraising Officer

I’m Katie Crampton and I’ve started as Wikimedia UK’s Membership, Fundraising and Operations Assistant, and I’d like to take this … Continue reading “Meet our new Membership and Fundraising Officer”

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People of the Enlightenment: an opportunity for Wikipedians

By Dr Martin Poulter, Wikimedian in Residence, Bodleian Libraries Oxford A major scholarly database is offering free access to selected … Continue reading “People of the Enlightenment: an opportunity for Wikipedians”

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Saying hello: a new residency with the Scottish Libraries and Information Council

By Sara Thomas, Wikimedian in Residence at SLIC I’m Sara Thomas, aka [[user:lirazelf]], and I’m delighted to have taken up … Continue reading “Saying hello: a new residency with the Scottish Libraries and Information Council”

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Hafan Gobaith (Another Day) by Bryn Terfel

Welsh music is No.1 on Commons

Welsh Record company releases seven thousand sound clips to Wikimedia Commons on an open licence. Article by Jason Evans, Wikimedian … Continue reading “Welsh music is No.1 on Commons”

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