Today at the Berkman Center, Eszter Hargittai asked about Web browsers’ address bars. For example, when did people stop having to type http:// and when …

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How do different language versions of Wikipedia fair with respect to the gender gap? (As was recently asked on the gendergap list.)

My preliminary tabulation …

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In my writing up to now, I italicize Britannica because it is a book. I never italicize Wikipedia or blog names because as The Chicago …

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The MediaWiki experience can be as frustrating to a hacker as it is for a newbie. Editing on the Web page is annoying and the …

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The Chronicle just published an article by Tushar Rae about how E-Books’ Varied Formats Make Citations a Mess for Scholars. I think this was prompted …

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It’s always a pleasure to be able to speak with people outside of the constraints of a sound bite. Recently I’ve participated in …

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I recently spoke with Noam Cohen at the New York Times about my work on gender in the free culture movement, as mentioned last week …

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The introduction to my draft on free culture and sexism:

In the summer of 2010, David Finsher and Aaron Sorkin’s film about the beginnings …

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Because my book relied upon so many online sources for history and ethnography, one of my goals for its website was to make those sources …

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I was recently asked by a journalist – doing the fact-checking quality journalism aspires to – what was the basis for the claim that Nupedia had 24 …

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