A free encyclopedia built collaboratively using wiki software. (Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License).

Article by Thanassis Tsiodras describing how he put together a searchable offline version of the online encyclopedia using various open source tools.

A community effort to extract structured information from Wikipedia and to make this information available on the Web. Details of datasets, online access, and example use cases.

Free software version of Wikipedia for Apple iPod devices. [English/German]

Offers Wikipedia in several languages in TomeRaider format, for Palm OS, Pocket PC, and EPOC Smart Phones.

Wikipedia dedicated, open source browser for Windows.

The first regional Wikimedia conference in Japan aimed to be a forum for Wikimedians, researchers, journalists and others interested in Wikimedia projects.

Article by Max Kalehoff. "Wikipedia's orderly collection of consumer-created content is becoming a high-powered magnet for Internet searches." "For marketers, Wikipedia can be an unpredictable variable capable of influencing customers and stakeholders. Consider not only its impact on brand search results, but also the impact of potentially inaccurate, unfair, or partisan content. Wikipedia and its contributors can be friends or foes." (May 19, 2005)