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Has the world’s first universal encyclopedia taught us… nothing?

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Has the world’s first universal encyclopedia taught us… nothing?

Richard Cooke talks to Crikey about his sprawling and celebratory history of Wikipedia, the largest collection of human knowledge ever created: "Some people have jokingly called [it] the only good thing libertarians have ever made".

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