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Online age verification explained (Part 3/3): Age-based restrictions, draft bills to watch, global complexity, and engaging with lawsuits

20 July 202620 July 2026 by Stan Adams, Amanda Jardine, Miguelángel Verde, Allison Davenportand Laura Pulecio Duarte

US Supreme Court ruling on NetChoice cases: What does it mean for Wikipedia?

23 July 202423 July 2024 by Stan Adamsand Leighanna Mixter

Texas and Florida laws are unconstitutional and threaten volunteer editors’ right to edit Wikipedia

7 December 20237 December 2023 by Jacob Rogersand Stan Adams

Twitter bots powered by Wikipedia: An interview with Darius Kazemi, internet artist

14 May 2018 by Mikhail Popov

How we encouraged people to freely license their solar eclipse photos for the future

29 August 2017 by Ed Erhart

Could posting about women's history grow our female audience for the future?

19 April 2017 by Aubrie Johnson

Drawing 100 heroic women in 100 days

5 October 2016 by Jeff Elder

Wikimedia Foundation signs on to new amicus brief in support of Twitter

12 February 2016 by Anisha Mangalickand Aeryn Palmer

Wikimedia Research Newsletter, July 2015

3 August 2015 by Tilman Bayer

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