In this episode of the MarTech Podcast, Bill Beutler delves into the requirements for establishing a Wikipedia page.

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

Wikimania took place this month, and our own Bill Beutler joined the Wiki maniacs in Poland for the first time since Covid.

Wikipedia has long faced questions about its reliability. This month we explore two recent Wikipedia controversies representative of common criticisms, and also how Wikipedia responds to them.

Welcome to the new Beutler Ink website! Our last update was in 2022, and the one before that was in 2020, so you could say we’re right on schedule. But we don’t make these changes for the sake of change; we make changes because we are always evolving.

Wikipedia is an ever-changing landscape that is shaped and reshaped in response to world happenings. Simply put: it's a living... thing. But what happens when it's affected by the not-living?

Rap Battles, Edit Wars, and Wikimedia's ex-chief faces the heat.

Tinker tailer editor spy, SF editors wield political influence, and using Wikipedia data to investigate public interest in climate change

WikiPortraits fixes Wikipedia's photo bombs, and old Wikipedia news is new again.

Robin FitzClemen, a lead Wikipedia strategist here at Beutler Ink, joins Austine from the Democratizing SEO podcast to discuss creating a Wikipedia page for your brand.

In this FIR Interview, Shel and Neville talk with Bill about the current state of Wikipedia's relationship with the PR industry, how AI is affecting Wikipedia, and a host of other topics of interest to communicators.

Wikipedia's former CEO is heading to NPR, a decline in editors is a good thing, and current events drive Wikipedia traffic in a big way.

Our president, Bill Beutler, speaks with Jenn and Kalli at Pollack Group about how Wikipedia can be a powerful tool in sharing information on prominent businesses and those who lead them.

The end of the Russian Wikipedia, and is Wikipedia is making AI better?

Indian-related sports and movies dominate Wikipedia's most-read list, Jimmy Wales vs. crypto, and kimchi is spicing up the platform.