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Wikipedia trounced both blogs and the Times.

The Times
learned from
Nisenholtz’s bet.

Google calls this
approach “living stories.”

You’ve heard of the “Real-Time Web.”

Get ready for the “Timeless Web.”

Imagine a news source that
provided enough background
to make every story clear.

Imagine a news source that
day after day became
not merely timelier,
but more comprehensive.

Wikipedia
creator Jimmy
Wales estimated
in 2006 that
1,400 people
contributed 74%
of the site’s
edits.*

Before 2008
staff cuts, the
size of the New
York Times
newsroom was
around 1,420.*

Traffic estimates:
NYTimes.com vs. Wikipedia.org

N.Y. Times
editor Bill
Keller has
listed
“living articles”
as being among
his top
priorities.

What’s the role of social media
and user-contributed content?

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