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Stephen Harrison is a writer and tech lawyer. His fiction and nonfiction pieces have appeared in the New York Times, The Washington Post, WIRED, and Slate magazine. For the past five years, he has penned the column “Source Notes'' about Wikipedia and the world of facts on the internet. ...more

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The Last Best Place on the Internet by Richard  Cooke
"I got really curious to learn more about Wikipedia itself as its always been sorta in the background for years. So requested it for review on netgally. Its not everyday I think of Wikipedia but whenever I want to look something up I often look at Wik" Read more of this review »
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A Deeply Researched and Masterfully Written History of Wikipedia

Richard Cooke has written the definitive history of Wikipedia that captures the important dynamics of its 2001 origin. Early in the book, he makes the key insight that Wikipedia is not o
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"Solid self," "value response," "curiositas" . . . The ideas of this book have stuck with me because Burgis explains them in an accessible and vivid way. I thought the first-person sections in the book were particularly strong, and found myself relat ...more
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I found this book to clearly explain what's happened to journalism -- how the business of journalism shifted from ad revenue to seeking reader revenue. Mir correctly points out that journalism must always be funded "from above" or "from below," and e ...more
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“Morgan took a seat beside one of the participants, an Asian woman wearing a blue medical mask over her mouth. But why? Was she a doctor or a nurse? A germophobe?”
― Stephen Harrison, The Editors

“She felt like she’d been dropped into a panic shelter built by some crazed Y2K prepper.”
― Stephen Harrison, The Editors

“Morgan’s lips squeezed. She could maintain her composure about her roommate abandoning her if she must, but the word content was napalm to her nerves. Real journalism was too important to be grouped together with the slew of social media.”
― Stephen Harrison, The Editors

“Morgan’s lips squeezed. She could maintain her composure about her roommate abandoning her if she must, but the word content was napalm to her nerves. Real journalism was too important to be grouped together with the slew of social media.”
― Stephen Harrison, The Editors

“Morgan took a seat beside one of the participants, an Asian woman wearing a blue medical mask over her mouth. But why? Was she a doctor or a nurse? A germophobe?”
― Stephen Harrison, The Editors

“She felt like she’d been dropped into a panic shelter built by some crazed Y2K prepper.”
― Stephen Harrison, The Editors

“Until next time, I’ll leave you with the tenets of the editors—think critically about sources, seek to find a neutral point of view, and keep developing.”
― Stephen Harrison, The Editors

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