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15 Jul 2010
A(nother) happy Wikimania
My fourth Wikimania in Gdansk, Poland, had no trouble keeping the standard of the previous 3.
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17 May 2010
Closing a door
Last week I resigned as Wikimedia Australia president.
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27 Apr 2010
NLA Innovative Ideas Forum audio/video now available
<p>Downloads of audio and video are now available, including audio of my talk, &#8220;Is Wikipedia a one-off? Is mass collaboration all it&#8217;s cracked up to be?&#8221;</p>
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18 Apr 2010
Is mass collaboration all it's cracked up to be?
<p>An annotated transcript of a talk I gave at the National Library of Australia&#8217;s Innovative Ideas Forum, called &#8220;Is Wikipedia a one-off? Is mass collaboration all it&#8217;s cracked up to be?&#8221;</p>
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Bug 23223: Developers (and WMF Staff) need way out of Europe
<p>I thought I saw this on Planet Wikimedia, but it must have only been on identi.ca. Bug 23223 is a good read for those involved/interested in wmcon, the chapters, board and developers meeting just past in Berlin, Germany. As we all know, the Wikiepdias is srs biznis!</p>
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10 Mar 2010
Coming up in April - ACEC &amp; the NLA's Innovative Ideas Forum
<p>In April I&#8217;m giving two presentations &#8211; a Wikipedia editing workshop at the Australian Computers in Education Conference, and a talk on mass collaboration at the National Library of Australia&#8217;s Innovative Ideas Forum.</p>
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25 Jan 2010
Charles Matthews: Backing Limited Perspectives
Charles Matthews take on recent consternation and recriminiation resulting from mass-deletion of unreferenced BLP s on English Wikipedia.
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07 Dec 2009
Information philanthropy
Some interesting tidbits from the Government 2.0 Taskforce draft report: Engage: Getting on with Government 2.0.
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06 Dec 2009
GeoScience Australia goes CC-BY
GeoScience Australia follows the Australian Bureau of Statistics and makes CC-BY their default license.
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14 Nov 2009
Wiki[mp]edia data sources &amp; the MediaWiki API
Slides from a presentation I gave at an event called MelHack, about creating mashups from government data sources.
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Brianna Laugher


Hi, my name's Brianna. I'm not an educator as such, but I'm interested in working with teachers and the various arms of the education system. I'm ...
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