Today, we remember all the victims murdered during the Holocaust, and we stand with those who survived. We also mark the 81st anniversary of the liberation of the Nazi concentration and extermination camp Auschwitz-Birkenau. This dark memory must be passed to future generations. Never again.
off to #Davos for the first time. as #Wikipedia turns 25, i’m thinking a lot about the infrastructures that make open knowledge possible, and what it’ll take to keep them alive as the internet changes under our feet. If you’re around and want to talk, please reach out! #WEF26 #davos2026 #Wikipedia25
Today, @wikipedia.org turns 25 years old. It's never been more important — or under more attack from authoritarians. Here's what to know about how we got here, and what we can do to push for its future. There's no better example of the web we make together. www.anildash.com/2026/01/15/w...
Wikipedia at 25: What the web can be - Anil Dash
A blog about making culture. Since 1999.
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Intentionally killing innocent people is always wrong. Wherever in the world it happens. You might think everyone agrees with this simple moral principle, and yet far too many people, on far too many different sections of the political spectrum, try and make exceptions to it.
@costanzasciubba.bsky.social will be the keynote speaker of a session in the second day of the @sofiainfoforum.bsky.social dedicated to @wikipedia.org. www.linkedin.com/feed/update/...
As promised earlier, here is the second highlight of the day. Costanza Sciubba Caniglia leads the Wikimedia Foundation’s information integrity programs and works on its relations with international… |...
As promised earlier, here is the second highlight of the day. Costanza Sciubba Caniglia leads the Wikimedia Foundation’s information integrity programs and works on its relations with international or...
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Once again, @mcsweeneys.net does not miss. ------------------------------------------------ "In 2004, you saw some college guy using me and thought, 'What a lazy cheater.' Now you’d think, 'At least he’s not asking Gemini.' In a few years, you’ll say, 'Wow, look, a human being who can read.'"
Hi, It’s Me, Wikipedia, and I Am Ready for Your Apology
“Wikipedia, the constantly changing knowledge base created by a global free-for-all of anonymous users, now stands as the leading force for the dum...
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Proud @costanzasciubba.bsky.social will represent us at @weforum.org's Annual Meetings of the Global Future Councils and Cybersecurity 2025, addressing information integrity—essential to ensuring reliable free and open knowledge online. For details: wef.ch/amgfcc25 #AMGFCC25 #InformationIntegrity
A gentle reminder that Wikipedia is a global treasure and that if you dislike what you see on there the door is open to you to contribute to the community. Radical transparency and cooperation is how Wikipedia works: medium.com/freely-shari...
Keeping information reliable in the digital age: Lessons from Wikipedia
A new series explores how Wikipedia can inspire new standards of knowledge integrity for our times
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To be clear: this is yet another reason why many of these laws are so problematic. If people want to run fediverse instances of any size, the fact that costly age verification requirements could put them in legal jeopardy, is very bad. Regulators make laws as if every website is Facebook.
Mastodon says it doesn’t ‘have the means’ to comply with age verification laws
L'utilità del bene. Riflessioni davanti agli orrori del mondo (di Luciano Floridi) www.huffingtonpost.i...
L'utilità del bene. Riflessioni davanti agli orrori del mondo (di Luciano Floridi)
Ucraina e a Gaza, due tragedie interamente dovute alla violenza umana sull’umano che ci fanno vergognare di appartenere a questa specie animale troppo spesso c…
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If you regularly read the news and try to discuss it with another person you will sound more insane than a raving street preacher. Waving a big REPENT sign mumbling something about the bureau of labor statistics
En 1925, Benedetto Croce lanzó el Manifesto de intelectuales anti-fascistas en Italia. Un siglo después, 400 académicos de todo el mundo, incluyendo 31 Premios Nobel, publican una nueva carta abierta contra el retorno del fascismo. Leer y adherir aquí: stopreturnfascism.org
Home - Open Letter Against the rise of Fascism in 2025
The 2025 letter has been signed by over 400 academics, including 31 Nobel Prize winners. Join them in defending democracy. Our goal The letter is a collective denunciation of the mounting threats to a...
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See you in NYC at the UN Headquarters on June 18! cc @wikimediafoundation.org
Announcement: #UNOpenSourceWeek Panel on #OpenSource & #OpenData - @rebecca-mackinnon.bsky.social -@wikimediafoundation.org - Masayuki Yamada -Digital Agency, Government of Japan - @nabiha.bsky.social - @mozilla.org - Momar Kouta - @afdbgroup.bsky.social 🔗 More info: www.un.org/digital-emer...
Harvard's past international students include incubator of Moderna, co-founder of Facebook, at least 11 Nobel Prize winners, and 14 heads of state.
Today, over 20,000 bee species are buzzing for #WorldBeeDay 🐝 Bees & other pollinators keep 80% of crop and wild flowering plants alive. Yet, 1 in 10 bee, hoverfly, and butterfly species are now at risk of extinction in the EU.
My favorite part of the Summit on State #AI Legislation? The chance to get AI policy stakeholders speaking "person to person, instead of press release to press release." Read more in this new article ⬇️ @yaledec.bsky.social #AIpolicy
Excited to share that I've recently joined the World Economic Forum Global Future Council (GFC) on Information Integrity. At a critical time for information integrity, being part of this collective gives me much needed optimism for the future. For updates: initiatives.weforum.org/global-futur...
"Will the Internet become a powerful means of potential disinformation?" This paper was delivered 30 years ago, and published in 1996. "Brave.Net.World: The Internet as a Disinformation Superhighway?" papers.ssrn.com/sol3...
I’m looking forward to be at @yaledec.bsky.social later today and tomorrow!
Excited to attend @yaledec.bsky.social's inaugural "Summit on State AI"! @costanzasciubba.bsky.social will moderate a panel, "Lessons Learned from AI in Elections," and explain how @wikipedia.org supports the online ecosystem with reliable information in such moments. dec.yale.edu/programs/sum...
I’m looking forward to participating and moderating a panel on Elections and AI.
The inaugural Summit on State AI Legislation, @ Yale Digital Ethics Center will convene leading state legislators, open-source developers, academics, and industry leaders to share insights and foster meaningful discussion about how to regulate AI at the state level. dec.yale.edu/program...
“The only way to protect data is not to collect it.” — @meredithmeredith.bsky.social of @signal.org #SXSW
Thank you @nellschofield.bsky.social and @brettsolomon.bsky.social for hosting me today. It was an absolute pleasure and I had a ball. At a time when trustworthy information is more important than ever, wikimedians are doing the good work.
Costanza Sciubba Caniglia is an expert in information integrity and leads @wikimediafoundation.org ’s anti-disinformation strategy. Wikipedia relies on 250,000 volunteers worldwide. @costanzasciubba.bsky.social @brettsolomon.bsky.social #rightscon2025 spotifycreators-web.app.link/e/ak7j3QAXjRb
I’ll be there tomorrow. If you are at #RightsCon, come join us!
"From countering to building: Finding the keys to promote information integrity online" Read "Blueprint on Information Integrity," focus of the discussion: tinyurl.com/27tbnzrr 🕐 Tuesday @ 14:00 TST 🗣️ Featuring @costanzasciubba.bsky.social, @danishmfa.bsky.social, & @netherlandsmfa.bsky.social
Mai come quest’anno avevo bisogno di una pausa #Sanremo Finalmente!