Weekly links June (2)

June 9, 2007

Interview with Jimmy Wales
An interesing interview from a German blog about community and Wikipedia.
Karlsruhe wiki
A great example of a wiki for a city in Germany with over 13 thousand articles.
Eyes on Darfur
After Google offered satellite photos of Darfur, Amnesty put together a great campaign website.
Wiser Earth
A new great portal to network activism, civil society and social entrepreneurs.
How To Use Del.icio.us To Take Over the World
A nice introduction on how to use delicious and the impact of social bookmarking.

For more of my bookmarks have a look at del.icio.us/ckreutz.

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