The AI revolution is here and media organizations are being forced to adapt. Wikipedia will have to grapple with those changes, and it could transform how we get our information forever. 

AI chatbots lean heavily on two surprisingly similar—but fundamentally different—corners of the internet. One prizes authority, the other authenticity. Together, they’re reshaping how brands appear in AI-driven answers.

Wikipedia articles are built on the news reports, studies, and books that others have produced, all distilled into a freely accessible encyclopedia. But how do editors decide which sources to include and which to leave on the cutting room floor? 

Wikipedia’s approach to company articles isn’t working. A few small rule tweaks could fix it.

There's a common misconception among certain unnamed news outlets that if something is on Wikipedia, it must be completely and totally free for them to use however they want—especially images. We're going to show you the right way to do things.

In a new interview, Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales offers insights into Wikipedia's corporate content gaps and how volunteer editors should respond to complaints from the people they write about.

Beutler Ink brought its largest delegation ever to WikiConference 2024 to develop an even greater appreciation for the community that keeps Wikipedia alive.

Since the World Wide Web began, bits of data, social media posts, and entire websites have been lost.

We competed with ChatGPT to create a new Wikipedia article. The results showed that speed isn't everything.

Tips to help you navigate the hordes of scammers online who will gladly take your money and leave you in worse shape on Wikipedia than you began with.

The most infamous marketing fails on Wikipedia, foiled attempts to manipulate Wikipedia, and great examples of why you'll want an agency that understands Wikipedia's rules for brands.

Here’s a look at what we expect in the social media landscape this year.

Which has more viewers, the Superbowl or the World Cup?

We’ve talked about key policies and guidelines, and the types of sources which help you the most in showing the Wikipedia community your subject deserves a standalone article. Now, it's time to tackle the question of what your draft should look like.

How do I know if my new article will meet Wikipedia's guidelines?