Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales is selling a non-fungible token (or NFT) based on his first edit of the free encyclopedia. Auction house Christie’s will hold a sale of the token from December ...

In January, Wales contacted me and told me the award carry prize money of $5000 which, he said, he intended to give to me. My last email to Wales was on March 29, 2013.

You can only have Jimmy Wales stare at you for so long before you tune it out and the amount of money you get from it diminishes. Helen A.S. Popkin loves Wikipedia but no, she isn't going to marry ...

Wales made his intentions for the prize money public after pressure from Wikipedians who expressed dismay that Wales, famous for his public exhortations against autocratic governments, appeared to ...

Jimmy Wales Is Auctioning the “Birth ... Cryptocurrencies and NFTs are 100 percent about the money,” Gerard said ... When an NFT of the famous “Disaster Girl” meme sold for nearly $ ...

A million dollars is a lot of money for a normal person, but that's pretty low if you founded the fifth most visited website on the planet, and only pretty good if you were a CEO in 1965.

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.

You read the news. But if Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales' hunch is right, you'll want to edit it, too. Wales is raising money to bring a new model of ad-free news creation to the web: one that ...

Wikitribune, the crowdfunded news platform from Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales, was announced last week, but we’ve seen relatively few details about how it will run and the kinds of topics it will ...

Each year Jimmy Wales stares us into donating to Wikipedia; this year it's even easier than ever to make fun of the Wikipedia founder. Instead of having the photo of the Wikipedia co-founder on ...

Recently, the X owner offered Mr. Wales $1 billion if he would change his site’s name to a profane rhyme of Wikipedia. Mr. Musk said the site has a “nontrivial left-wing bias” and isn’t ...