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    • Our Wikipedia Research in the News

    Published on
    27 Sep 2015
    Written by
    Mark Graham

    Our research into biases in voice and power in Wikipedia has recently been published in the Annals of the Association of American Geographers.

    What surprised us was the vast amount of media attention this work got. We’ve now counted at least 33 stories in the world’s media that feature the work. Some of the links are below, and please let us know if you come across any others that we may have missed.

     

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