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| From 'the Conversation' online |
As historians, the information you access is vital to recording an accurate depiction of past events. Therefore, if one of the world's most accessed sources of information - Wikipedia - starts to pay its editors, does this open the consumer to inaccurate accounts of the past and present information due to the interests of those financially supporting its editors? Read the article here and form your own opinions: CLICK HERE
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