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Wikimedia Foundation begins its annual Wikipedia banner fundraiser
UK-based users of Wikipedia will notice fundraising banners across the site for the next few weeks as the Wikimedia Foundation … Continue reading “Wikimedia Foundation begins its annual Wikipedia banner fundraiser”
arrow_forwardLincoln to host Wikimedia UK AGM and WikiConference 2013
After much review it has been decided that Wikimedia UK’s Annual General Meeting and our WikiConference will take place at Lincoln College Deans Sport and Leisure Centre in Lincoln on Saturday 8 June … Continue reading “Lincoln to host Wikimedia UK AGM and WikiConference 2013”
arrow_forwardIntroducing Richard Nevell, our latest Wikimedia UK staff member!
We’re really happy to be able to welcome Richard Nevell to our team. Richard has joined us to provide valuable … Continue reading “Introducing Richard Nevell, our latest Wikimedia UK staff member!”
arrow_forwardCommunity Consultation on Wikimedia UK Governance
This post was written by Keith Smith from Compass Partnership As indicated in a previous Wikimedia UK blog post we as Compass Partnership have been invited … Continue reading “Community Consultation on Wikimedia UK Governance”
arrow_forwardAnnouncing the appointment of two technology contractors
Wikimedia UK is pleased to announce that we have appointed two contractors to take over the running of our technical … Continue reading “Announcing the appointment of two technology contractors”
arrow_forwardIn response to today’s news articles in The Times and The Daily Telegraph about PR editing of Wikipedia
This morning The Times ran a story about how staff at the public relations firm RLM Finsbury edited the Wikipedia article on Alisher Usmanov … Continue reading “In response to today’s news articles in The Times and The Daily Telegraph about PR editing of Wikipedia”
arrow_forwardHappy birthday to us! WMUK turns 4 today
It’s four years to the day since Wikimedia UK was incorporated. In that time, we’ve achieved many great things. We’ve … Continue reading “Happy birthday to us! WMUK turns 4 today”
arrow_forwardWe’re looking for Wikipedians in Residence!
The Wikimedia UK GLAM (Galleries, Libraries, Archives and Museums) working group is now ready to find UK institutions willing to … Continue reading “We’re looking for Wikipedians in Residence!”
arrow_forwardThe story of Ada Lovelace, the Royal Society and Wikimedia UK
26 October, by Daria Cybulska The imagination of the Wikimedia UK community was first ignited by the idea of the Ada … Continue reading “The story of Ada Lovelace, the Royal Society and Wikimedia UK”
arrow_forwardHasina says goodbye to Wikimedia UK
October 25th, by Hasina Khatun So, the time has come for me to say goodbye to Wikimedia UK. Being WMUK’s … Continue reading “Hasina says goodbye to Wikimedia UK”
arrow_forwardWikimedia UK and Wikimedia Foundation appoint independent reviewer
Today Wikimedia UK and the Wikimedia Foundation are announcing the appointment of Compass Partnership to produce the review and report on the … Continue reading “Wikimedia UK and Wikimedia Foundation appoint independent reviewer”
arrow_forwardBringing evidence-based medicine to the world
This post was written by Wikimedia UK Associate Dr Martin Poulter Misconceptions about health are common throughout the world. For … Continue reading “Bringing evidence-based medicine to the world”
arrow_forwardA message from the Wikimedia UK Board
Wikimedia UK’s Board of Trustees met on Tuesday 8 October to discuss recent events, review strategy and evaluate where we … Continue reading “A message from the Wikimedia UK Board”
arrow_forwardOne year on: 12 months working with the Herbert Art Gallery and Museum
1 October marked the first anniversary of Wikimedia UK’s ongoing partnership with Herbert Art Gallery and Museum , the longest-running GLAM partnership in the UK … Continue reading “One year on: 12 months working with the Herbert Art Gallery and Museum”
arrow_forwardJoint statement from Wikimedia Foundation and Wikimedia UK
Over the past six months, a Wikimedia UK trustee led two Wikipedia-related projects, Monmouthpedia and Gibraltarpedia, in a way that … Continue reading “Joint statement from Wikimedia Foundation and Wikimedia UK”
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