Inside Story-Power of the world wide web-15 March 09-Part 1

[HumanRightsVideosT]

The thing to realise with wikipedia is that over time it gets better. This article about the Concord was a mess only a few months ago.

en.wikipedia. org/wiki/Concorde

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But now it looks outstanding.

[HumanRightsVideosT]

Wikipedia is a great source of information. Check out this article on global warming.

en.wikipedia. org/wiki/Global_warming#Enviro­nmental

(take out spaces)

If enough intelligent people put time into an wikipedia article it can be great.

[HumanRightsVideosT]

Can you go to a library and get an up to date book about global warming ??

Probably not, so wikipedia can provide up to date information when books cannot.

[antijerrem]

dont see what the issue is, Television and other media can not be trusted anyways. There is always more than one side to a story, the web enables us to search for more than one perspective. Interesting story thou

[emoterea]

you know what fuck the world everyone in it is a fuckin asshole we are all gonna die anyway! freakin hate life!

[HumanRightsVideosT]

Your account is closed. Good job.

[TheHeadTrip]

Wikipedia is awful. Jimbo Wales believes alturism is evil, his bout with compassion went so deep he barred his wife from becoming a nurse. Hes fucked.

[bluesbegedel]

His main mistake is that he claimed he is the sole founder of Wikipedia (which actually isn't true)

[HumanRightsVideosT]

Wiki is not perfect but it should be getting better over time.

[dieselfumes34]

Anyone else watch these for the cute hosts?

But no really, thanks Al Jazeera

[btigtime2]

6:50 When did Any government care about its people..... Governments never care about its people... The Reason we have bloggers is because of the unreal untrustworthy, and unimportant reporting of the mainstream media.

[HumanRightsVideosT]

The New Zealand government cares about New Zealanders. If it doesn't it gets voted out.

[pixelatedplanet]

haha good point!