Wikipedia is launching a paid service targeting Big Tech companies like Google and Apple that use the website's content.

From tracking sanctions to fact-checking elections, the world’s largest free knowledge graph is proving that open data beats ...

Big Tech companies, on the other hand, have proven themselves to be rapacious capitalists—they take as much as they can and ask for permission later.

Wikipedia Is Putting a Price Tag on Its Content for Big Tech Companies: Its new commercial product, Wikimedia Enterprise, is directed at tapping the wallets of Amazon, Google, Facebook and Apple.

Wikimedia’s frequently asked questions page insists that Enterprise isn’t “forcing Big Tech to pay” for Wikipedia. But it could solve specific, well-known problems for those companies.

House Republicans James Comer and Nancy Mace have initiated an investigation into Wikipedia, alleging biased content ...

Sure, the implementation of A.I. technology will undoubtedly alter how Wikipedia is used and transform the user experience.

Wikimedia's executive salaries have sparked an online conversation about salaries. Some people are pointing out the contrast between their salaries, and other tech leaders' pay. "A mid career ...

What exactly defines a “technology company?” Wikipedia says it’s an electronics-based business related to internet-related services, software, yadda yadda. There’s no doubt that Apple, Samsung, Dell ...