Anthony Sabatini swiped large portions of his honors thesis and "largely fabricated" other parts, report says

"The Newsroom" gives us election 2012, women's love of shoes, and odd capers in the season's penultimate episode

Wikipedia’s non-English editions are vulnerable to manipulation and abuse. Why not create one Wikipedia for all?

I tallied how often women were cited in Wikipedia’s top math and literature pages. The results weren’t pretty

Less than a third of biographical entries on Wikipedia are about women

We all turn to Wikipedia at least once in a while — but how do we know the information we’re getting is true?

Sexism isn't the problem at the online encyclopedia. The real corruption is the lust for revenge

Reporting on Wikipedia leads to a Wikipedia page on the reporter. I need some sock puppets, fast!

Up to 1700 students were tasked with improving two Wikipedia articles. An estimated 85 percent copied their edits

"We are quite clear that when you are using city computers it is supposed to be for city business"

Someone known as "Sk-Gorka" made extensive edits to the presidential adviser's Wikipedia biography

Banned, blocked, investigated; the online encyclopedia casts a harsh eye on Robert Clark Young, aka "Qworty"

A rogue editor targeted witches, warlocks and psychedelic scientists -- and cast doubt on the site's judgment

The unmasking of a writer who took extraordinary advantage of online anonymity to pursue old vendettas

Advocates argue that students would be better served writing their own entries rather than papers no one will read