Chinese Wikipedia's fights are the front line in a global war

How a group of pro-China users ‘infiltrated’ Wikipedia, launched a new encyclopedia, and exposed growing threats to Wikipedia’s free-knowledge mission.

Related Keywords

China ,Kazakhstan ,Taiwan ,Japan ,United States ,Tiananmen ,Beijing ,Hong Kong ,Zhejiang ,Iran ,Yuen Long ,Hong Kong General ,Russia ,Nanjing ,Jiangsu ,San Francisco ,California ,Thailand ,Croatia ,Ting Weng ,Jiayi Xian ,Turkey ,Chinese ,Croatian ,Japanese ,American ,Taiwanese ,Lokman Tsui ,Maryana Iskander ,Hong Kongprotestersor ,Yumiko Sato ,Maggie Dennis ,Baidu Baike ,Scots Wikipedia ,Instagram ,Run World Intellectual Property Organization ,Wikimedia Foundation ,Twitter ,Hong Kong Public Security Bureau ,Apple Daily ,International Communications ,United Nations ,Fast Company ,Foundation Office Action ,Facebook ,China Daily ,Citizen Lab ,Freedom House ,Hong Kong Free ,Chinese Wikipedia ,Mainland China ,Great Firewall ,Office Action ,Beijing Based Global Times ,San Francisco Based ,Elise Flick ,Hong Kong Based ,Mandarin Chinese ,Intellectual Property Organization ,One China ,Taiwan Wikipedia ,Walter Grassroot ,Wayback Machine ,Hong Kong Related ,Beijing Wikipedia ,Hong Kong Free Press ,Croatian Wikipedia ,Non English Wikipedia ,Japanese Wikipedia ,Bin Ting Weng ,Tech ,