Sentence examples for open-source encyclopedia from inspiring English sources

The surprisingly good open-source encyclopedia (see Wikipedia.org) is another example.

There is already an open-source cola recipe, an open-source encyclopedia and open-source academic journals.

The answer seems to be that the obits were at least partially sourced from Wikipedia, the online open-source encyclopedia, which contained a short entry on Hazlehurst in which the spurious claim about the S Club 7 song was published.

Currently, Americans watch 200 billion hours of television every year, while the total amount of time the world's Wikipedians have devoted to building the largest, most comprehensive open-source encyclopedia ever known is about 100 million hours.

Finally, we hear the tale of Oppodepot.com, Wasik's open-source "encyclopedia of political smears," created during the 2007 presidential primary season, which tested how Web traffic changed when a site went from using non-partisan language to partisan and back again.

Is the world's largest open-source encyclopedia losing steam?

Open-source encyclopedias such as Wikipedia and search engines such as Google and Bing, which people can tap into anytime and anywhere via computers and smart phones, put a world of knowledge at our fingertips at a lower cost than ever before.

There is a list of Astronauts of all nationalities, by name in the Wikipedia (open source encyclopedia).

Mr. Agree's wife, Kathy Peiss, who headed the history department at Penn, contacted Wikipedia, the self-policing open source encyclopedia, which dutifully removed the entry along with a photograph.

The open source encyclopedia features over 3,831,000 articles in English but only 854,000 articles in Spanish.

Then Wikipedia applied the open-source model to encyclopedia production, and — against all odds — built a genuine challenger to Britannica in four short years.