The Wiki-fication of News: Curating Topic Pages and collaboration. A review of various, interesting experiments.

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1. The concept of topic pages, living stories and the wiki-fication of news has been discussed for a few years now in journalism circles. However, now we’re starting to see this movement gain pace with not only examples on major news sites like the New York Times and the Spokesman-Review, a very pioneering local newspaper in Spokane Washington in the US, but also in a new breed of digital journalism start-ups. (Read Full Article)

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