New York Times, Wikipedia ’sanitize’ news
The New York Times and Wikipedia were in a seven-month long battle with online reporters over what news should be online, and what shouldn’t be. But it was more than an academic argument. A life was at stake, believed New York Times excutives — and Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales.
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