wikipedia
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by Prof.dr. Ibrahim Khalil - 2007-05-06
Eunuch is a man's private parts have been crushed or cut off: This was sometimes done to show devotion to pagan gods.According to Dictionary.com, Eunuch is:"A castrated man employed as a harem attenda...
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by Prof.dr. Ibrahim Khalil - 2007-05-06
Eunuch is a man's private parts have been crushed or cut off: This was sometimes done to show devotion to pagan gods.According to Dictionary.com, Eunuch is:"A castrated man employed as a harem attenda...
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by Gobala Krishnan - 2007-08-31
How do you beat Wikipedia, the world's number one free online encyclopedia, managed by thousands of passionate (and unpaid) editors, and a darling of Google?In case you didn't realize, Wikipedia alrea...
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by Gobala Krishnan - 2007-09-04
The largest online encyclopedia, Wikipedia is managed by thousands of passionate, unpaid editors. Google absolutely loves them. How do you beat that?In case you didn't realize, Wikipedia already...
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by Anja Glauch - 2007-08-28
Unbelievable but true - TimesOnline and the Guardian have revealed that larger companies are editing their entries in Wikipedia in order to brush up their public image in the free online ency...
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by Anja Glauch - 2007-09-22
They intend to resolve their problems, by using a new package that will first be tested on the German version, where readers will no longer be able to alter information instantly, besides their own "r...
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by Anja Glauch - 2007-09-27
Wikipedia's founder Jimmy Wales, denies that the new package indented to improve the site's reliability, will jeopardise the users ability to edit text, and go against its original premises of h...
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by Gareth Davies - 2007-11-14
There's plenty of debate about the phrase "Web 2.0." Coined as the name of a conference on online trends in 2004, there's a debate within programming, development, and Internet marketing communi...
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by Ed Bagley - 2007-12-18
Copyright © 2007 Ed BagleyThe lack of trust for institutions in our society may be reaching epidemic levels.This slow, eroding lack of trust has become a widespread occurrence of an undesirable p...
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by Ed Bagley - 2007-12-19
Copyright © 2007 Ed BagleyMajor corporations (big businesses) are losing the trust of consumers as well. Many score record quarterly performances on the backs of workers and then announce another...
