Business Book covered some of our experiences with being a company mentioned on Wikipedia, and with that listing being challenged.

I would have liked to take a minute to spotlight some of the lessons we assimilated and supply some straightforward recommendation for those of you who would like your setups noted on Wikipedia. First, never post your organization on Wikipedia without understanding "the rules" for all such articles.

It asserts that I have died recently only a week gone, in reality and I'd be interested in knowing what it thinks occurred to me on ten December, the supposed day of my death. As far as I recall, I did nothing at all that day except sit by the fire and write a column for G2, later rewarding myself with a big drink and an early bed.

Wetpaint announced MSN will expand its Entertainment property by containing the Wetpaint Television fan sites that will provide MSN customers with the most colourful fan-focused Television content available on the web. MSN adopted Wetpaint fan sites for 9 favored Television programs, e.g. dancing with the Stars, Mad Men, and NCIS, amongst others.

The Australian Taxation Office has been caught using slabs of info copied from the Wikipedia in an official document detailing changes to how personal equity firms treat asset sales. Parts of the ATO's "draft taxation determination" were lifted word for word from the user-generated encyclopedia, which some circles consider not to be trustworthy for first research thanks to the fact that almost anybody can edit articles.