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*Look up the ISBN at the [[Special:BookSources|book sources]] part of this wiki!


==Books about wiki==<!--oldest first, undated last-->
'''[[Angela Beesley Starling]]''' has a rockin' page at '''[[WikiAngela]]''' [[Archive.org:20110502054758/http://WikiAngela.com/wiki/Wiki_books|here]]
*[[Bo Leuf|Leuf, Bo]]; [[Ward Cunningham|Cunningham, Ward]] (2001); '''[[The Wiki Way: Quick Collaboration on the Web]]'''; Addison-Wesley; 5th printing 2005; [[:Category:United States of America|USA]]; ISBN 020171499X.
*[[Jérôme Delacroix|Delacroix, Jérôme]] (March 2005); [[Les Wikis: Les espaces de l'intelligence collective]]; M2 Editions; [[:Category:Paris|Paris]], France; ISBN 2952051445.
*Ebersbach, Anja; Glaser, Markus; [[Richard Heigl|Heigl, Richard]] (März 2005); [[WikiTools - Kooperation im Web]] (''de''); von Springer Verlag; [[:Category:Germany|Germany]]; ISBN 3540229396; (wiki-site: [[Archive.org:20080103101641/http://www.Wiki-Tools.de|Wiki-Tools.de]]) ~ translated into English: [https://Books.Google.com/books?id=BQ9-vV6TUJEC&dq=Wiki+Anja/+Glaser+Ebersbach&printsec=frontcover&source=bn&hl=en&ei=I9BVTIzcO43CsAPZtuHTCQ&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=4&ved=0CCUQ6AEwAw#v=onepage&q&f=false Wiki: Web collaboration]; ISBN 3540259953.
*Gallenbacher, Jens; [[User:Langec|Lange, Christoph]] (editor) (April 2005); [[Wiki — Planen, Einrichten, Verwalten]]; C&L Computer- und Literaturverlag; ISBN 3-936546-28-2; paperback; 583 pages. [[CuLWiki]]
*Richardson, Willard (Will) H. (March 2006); [[Blogs, Wikis, Podcasts, and Other Powerful Web Tools for Classrooms]]; Corwin Press; ISBN 1412927676; paperback; 168 pages.
*[[Angela Beesley Starling|Beesley, Angela]]; Klobas, Jane (editor) (June 2006); [[Wikis: Tools for Information Work and Collaboration]]; Chandos Publishing; [[:Category:Oxford|Oxford]], England, UK; ISBN 1843341786; paperback & hardback; 252 pages.
*[[User:Langec|Lange, Christoph]] (editor) (September 2006); [[Wikis und Blogs — Planen, Einrichten, Verwalten]]; C&L Computer- und Literaturverlag; ISBN 3-936546-44-4; paperback. [[CuLWiki]]
*Choate, Mark S. (2008); [https://Books.Google.co.uk/books?id=4mbeXi8wYVsC Professional Wikis]; John Wiley & Sons; Indianapolis, [[:Category:Indiana|Indiana]], USA; ISBN 9780470126905; 300 pages.
*Cummings, Robert E.; Barton, Matt (editors) (2008); [https://www.Fulcrum.org/concern/monographs/cj82k818m Wiki Writing: Collaborative Learning in the College Classroom];[https://archive.is/Zifq] University of Michigan Press; [[:Category:Ann Arbor|Ann Arbor]], Michigan, USA; CC-BY-NC-ND.
*Barrett, Daniel J. (October 2008); [https://Books.Google.com/books?id=2dhL5V3pLHkC&printsec=frontcover#v=onepage&q&f=false MediaWiki: Wikipedia and Beyond]; O'Reilly Media, Inc.; Sebastopol, [[:Category:California|California]] 95472, USA; ISBN 978-0-596-51979-7; via [[:Category:Google|Google Books]]; 380 pages.
*West, James A.; West, Margaret L. (December 2008); [https://Books.Google.com/books?id=PmybP2T2LYwC Using Wikis for Online Collaboration: The Power of the Read-Write Web]; Jossey-Bass Guides to Online Teaching and Learning; ISBN 0470472219; ebook; 160 pages.
*Bell, Dan (editor) (August 2009); [[The Wiki Handbook: THE How To on Wiki, Complete Expert's hints and tips guide by the leading experts, everything you need to know about Wiki]];[http://www.GoodReads.com/book/show/7164835-the-wiki-handbook-the-how-to-on-wiki-complete-expert-s-hints-and-tips] Emereo Publishing; ISBN 1742441661; paperback; 140 pages.
*Noveck, Beth Simone (August 2009); [https://Books.Google.com/books?id=bmSmcDo3kPoC Wiki government: how technology can make government better, democracy]; Brookings Institution Press; ISBN 0815703465; ebook; 224 pages.
*Lovink, Geert; Tkacz, Nathaniel (editors) (2011); [https://NetworkCultures.org/blog/publication/critical-point-of-view-a-wikipedia-reader/ Critical Point of View: A Wikpedia Reader]; Institute of Network Cultures; [[:Category:Amsterdam|Amsterdam]], The Netherlands; ISBN 978-90-78146-13-1; paperback; 385 pages.
*Bridges, Laurie M. (editor); Pun, Raymond (editor); Arteaga, Roberto A. (editor) (2021); Wikipedia and academic libraries : a global project; Maize Books; [[:Category:Ann Arbor|Ann Arbor]], Michigan; ISBN 9781607856702; 336 pages.


Sasha Torres. Black, White, and in Color: Television and Black Civil Rights. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 2003 Pp, xi, 137.( $21.95.) Paper: ISBN 0691016577
==Articles==<!--Academic papers only, oldest first-->
*Arto Lanamäki, Chitu Okoli, Finn Å Nielsen, Mostafa Mashhadi, Mohamad Mehdi, Mostafa Mesgari (2000); '''[https://www.Academia.edu/18555342/The_People_s_Encyclopedia_Under_the_Gaze_of_the_Sages_A_Systematic_Review_of_Scholarly_Research_on_Wikipedia The people's encyclopedia under the gaze of the sages: A systematic review of scholarly research on Wikipedia]'''; ''www.Academia.edu''; SSRN Electronic Journal.
*Nicolas Jullien (2000); '''[https://www.Academia.edu/31423583/What_We_Know_About_Wikipedia_A_Review_of_the_Literature_Analyzing_the_Project_s_ What we know about Wikipedia: a review of the literature analyzing the project(s)]'''; ''www.Academia.edu''; SSRN Electronic Journal.
*Camille Roth (October 2007); '''[https://www.Academia.edu/2734893/Viable_wikis_struggle_for_life_in_the_wikisphere  Viable wikis: struggle for life in the wikisphere]'''; ''www.Academia.edu''; CRESS / Department of Sociology, University of Surrey, Guildford, GU2 7XH, [[:Category:United Kingdom|UK]].
*Fabio Vitali, Angelo Di Iorio, Stefano Zacchiroli (21 April 2008); '''[https://www.Academia.edu/2730171/Wiki_content_templating Wiki content templating]'''; ''www.Academia.edu''; Computer Science Department, University of Bologna, 7 Mura Anteo Zamboni, IT-40127 Bologna, [[:Category:Italy|Italy]].
*Adrian Chen (August 2011); '''[https://www.Gawker.com/5827835/wikipedia-is-slowly-dying Wikipedia is slowly dying]'''; ''www.Gawker.com''; BDG Media Inc.; 315 Park Ave S, 11th Floor New York, [[:Category:New York State|NY]] 10010, [[:Category:United States of America|USA]].
*Hélène Bourdeloie, Michaël Vicente (2014); '''[https://www.Academia.edu/37661498/Bourdeloie_H_et_Vicente_M_2014_Contributing_to_Wikipedia_A_Question_of_Gender_in_Fichman_P_et_Hara_N_dir_Global_Wikipedia_International_and_cross_cultural_issues_in_online_collaboration_Lanham_Rowman_and_Littlefield_p_147_160 Contributing to Wikipedia : A Question of Gender]'''; ''www.Academia.edu''; Global Wikipedia : International and cross-cultural issues in online collaboration; Lanham : Rowman & Littlefield; p. 147-160.
*Ryan Safner (February 2015); '''[https://www.Academia.edu/10743010/Wiki_nomics_Bringing_Institutions_Back_into_the_Analysis_of_Copyright_with_a_Case_Study_of_Wikipedia Wiki-nomics: bringing institutions back into the analysis of copyright with a case study of Wikipedia]'''; ''www.Academia.edu''; George Mason University, Fairfax, [[:Category:Virginia|VA]], USA.


==Videos about wiki==
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Need to create a listing for [[:Category:Video|videos]] here, but for now [[Archive.org:20101020112702/http://WikiAngela.com/wiki/Wiki-related_videos|more Angela Beesley goodness]]
*[[Wiki-Man]] — a self-penned YouTube video created by Billy Reid in March 2007 about people who edit Wikipedia


Summary
==External links==
*[https://CommonCraft.com/video/wikis CommonCraft: What is a Wiki?] — at CommonCraft.com
*[[Wikimania 2009]] presentations: https://Commons.Wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Wikimania_2009_presentations
*Like the works of Pythagoras, many people talk about [http://jonudell.net/udell/gems/umlaut/umlaut.html Heavy Metal Umlaut: the screencast] — [https://web.Archive.org/web/20050210004716/http://OReillynet.com/pub/a/network/2005/02/07/primetime.html (a)], [https://web.Archive.org/web/20070709112903/http://SleepyDog.TypePad.co.uk/sleepydogblog_wagging_the/2006/07/screencast_heav.html (b)].


Author Sasha Torres examines the relationships between television and black civil rights. The first half of the book deals with the Civil Rights movement of the late 1950’s and early 60’s, with Torres analyzing the movement then and comparing it to representation of blacks later in the Nixon, Reagan and Bush administrations. By using archival news footage of various civil rights marches and demonstrations, plus early network news documentary shows, Torres makes the argument that television coverage encouraged the ordinary American to identify with the black protestors. Researching the papers of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference and the papers of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Torres shows how King and other movement leaders became media savvy and knew when to invite television coverage. Later in the second half of the book as network news grew and the mood of the country shifted, she examines how news and network entertainment programs portrayed blacks as criminals. To do this Torres uses segments from “L.A. Law” and “Doogie Howser, M.D.” which worked the Rodney King incident into storylines on both shows. When discussing these events Torres looks at them through their “liveness,” or incidents that played out live on television and how they affected stereotyping of black participants.
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Torres explains that because of Federal Communication Commission rulings in the early days of television, a freeze on new stations left Arkansas, Mississippi and South Carolina completely without television until 1953. (p20) Along with the uneven national coverage by local network affiliates, there existed an odd relationship between the local affiliates and the networks on what was going to get covered. Many affiliates refused to cover or show any programs that dealt with blacks including entertainment shows -- even those produced by the network. As the Civil Rights movement was in its infancy, so was television news. Network news programs sought national events to cover to prove what they could do and southern blacks were seeking a way to get national attention for the movement. It became a complex partnership, according to Torres, which, for a while, benefited both. (p6)
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To show this relationship Torres cites several examples where civil right leaders set up both the media and local authorities by antagonizing authorities until tempers flared and cameras were running. National audiences saw people and even children under attack by club-swinging police. In some cases the media itself came under attack. With network news shows running such encounters each night, it soon became evident that the position of southern whites arguing against racial equality was untenable. Racial equality had to be acknowledged as a desirable goal. (p9) However, as the news organization grew and coverage expanded beyond civil rights to Vietnam, civil rights leaders were slow to recognize the change in the political climate and that they were no longer the media’s main ticket.
 
With the Presidency of Richard Nixon a conservative shift was overtaking the country and race consciousness was seen as undemocratic. This view also helped the conservative right raise the specter of reverse discrimination by blacks against a law-abiding white middle class.(p9) The right’s attack targeting reverse discrimination was a way for the right to take away the moral high ground the blacks had won during the Civil Rights movement.(p10). During the Reagan and Bush administrations, Torres argues the nightly news showed people of color as deviants, who seemed to commit more crime, use more drugs and have more babies and less civic responsibility.(p10) In Torres’ view, television news in the 1990’s seemed to ask viewers to identify with the police against the black citizen. To show this change in viewpoints Torres uses the “liveness” of the Rodney King beating from a news standpoint and entertainment standpoint. The Rodney King beating happened concurrently with the rise of cable television. The playing and replaying of the tape and the riots that followed showed the live capability of television news, especially cable, with its ability to break in and follow events as they happened. Much of the riots that followed, however, were covered by live shots from helicopters and not people on the ground.
 
Looking at television entertainment Torres examines several story lines in the television show “L.A. Law.” Several major characters are put in similar situations as people involved in the riot. Viewers identify with the mostly white victims and blacks are shown as aggressors. In the show “Doogie Howser, M.D.” a gang member is used as a symbol of race as the riots start and victims are brought in. Again blacks are seen as the criminals and aggressors in the show. Torres makes her point by using some stills from the shows to compare with earlier images of the Civil Rights movement. Torres goes on to examine three movies to show how the movie industry looked at civil rights. The films Torres analyzes are “Malcolm X,” “Ricochet” and “Menace II Society.” The three films have very different views of black civil rights from the black perspective.

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