Remember Wikipedia’s black banner ads that asked for money to keep the lights on at the not-for-profit online ... We like to keep it ad free,” said co-founder Jimmy Wales to CNN’s Richard ...

Jimmy Wales, Wikipedia founder No longer will an image of Wikipedia Founder Jimmy Wales stare intensely back at you when browsing the free encyclopedia, for the site has reached its latest fund ...

It's the most wonderful time of the year! Yes, Christmas has come early again this year with the release of Jimmy Wales' annual appeal for Wikimedia Foundation donations. Wales' ubiquitous banner ...

If you use Wikipedia on any kind of regular basis, you've seen the banner: "A personal appeal from Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales," accompanied by the ponderous mug of Wales himself, staring ...

Wikipedia’s founder had some strong words for Elon Musk this week. Jimmy Wales, who founded the popular internet encyclopedia, said X has been overtaken by bad actors and is bad news for the ...

New Delhi | Internet pioneer and Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales is set to make his debut as an author with the book, "The Seven Rules of Trust: And Why It Is Today's Most Essential Superpower ...

In this bonus episode of the Cyberlaw Podcast, I interview Jimmy Wales, the cofounder of Wikipedia. Wikipedia is a rare survivor from the Internet Hippie Age, coexisting like a great herbivorous ...

Jimmy Wales, the founder of Wikipedia, has publicly expressed criticism over Elon Musk‘s acquisition of the social media platform Twitter, now known as X. Wales voiced concerns over an uptick in ...

Founder of Wikipedia starting new fund raising drive to keep site free. The 2010 fund drive raised $16 million in 50 days from 500,000 people. Jimmy Wales: "It's a temple for the mind.

Remember Wikipedia’s black banner ads that asked for money to keep the lights on at the not-for-profit online ... We like to keep it ad free,” said co-founder Jimmy Wales to CNN’s Richard ...

Founder of Wikipedia starting new fund raising drive to keep site free. The 2010 fund drive raised $16 million in 50 days from 500,000 people. Jimmy Wales: "It's a temple for the mind.