9. Burial of 465 identified Bosniaks,
Potočari, 2007.
Map of the Srebrenica military
operations, made by the U.S. Central
Intelligence Agency, with green
arrow showing the route of the
Bosnian forces.
Map of the location of Srebrenica,
the Republika Srpska,
Bosnia-Herzegovina.
Srebrenica-Potočari Memorial and
Cemetery, Bosnia-Herzegovina.
Grave of a 13-year old Bosniak boy.
Ratko Mladic.
An exhumed body with blindfold
and hands tied behind his back. As of
September 2012, the photo has been
removed from Wikipedia article.
Exhumed grave of victims, 2007.
Podrinje Identification Project's
facility for storing, processing, and
handling exhumed remains..
"UN left 8,000 to die in Bosnia."
Headline in The Independent,
30 October 1995.
Satellite photo of Nova Kasaba
mass grave.
International Criminal Tribunal for
the Former Yugoslavia, Den Haag,
the Netherlands.
DUTCH ENGLISH BOSNIAN CROATIAN SERBIAN
SERBO-
CROATIAN
Tool: Wikipedia Cross-Lingual
Image Analysis
11. National Point of View
Neutral Point of View
Linguistic Point of View
manypedia.com - comparing linguistic points of view (LPOV)
omnipedia.northwestern.edu - making Wikipedia articles in
different languages comparable
12.
13.
14. DMI research with Wikipedia
repurposing Wikipedia as a ...
reference work
bureaucracy
scandal machine
vigilant community <=> socio-technical device
15. Wikipedia has been described in terms of open source intelligence(Stalder
and Hirsh, 2002), wisdom of crowds(Surowiecki, 2004; Kittur and Kraut, 2008),
many minds(Sunstein, 2006), collaborative knowledge(Poe, 2006,
McKenzie Wark 2007), an army of volunteers(Jenkins, 2006), mass
collaboration(Tapscott, 2007), distributed collaboration(Shirky,
2008), produsage(Bruns, 2008), crowdsourcing(Economist, 2008), and
mentioned in the context of free labour(Deuze, 2006), and the cult of the
amateur(Keen, 2007).
22. DMI research with Wikipedia
repurposing Wikipedia as a ...
reference work
bureaucracy
scandal machine <=> place of edits
vigilant community
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29. DMI research with Wikipedia
repurposing Wikipedia as a ...
reference work
bureaucracy <=> controversy diagnostics machine
scandal machine
vigilant community
47. DMI research with Wikipedia
reference work <=> cultural reference
bureaucracy <=> controversy diagnostics machine
scandal machine <=> places of edits
repurposing Wikipedia as a ...
vigilant community <=> socio-technical system
48. DMI projects mentioned
R. Rogers, Digital Methods , Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2013. Chapter 5.
https://wiki.digitalmethods.net/Dmi/DebottingWikipedia
https://www.digitalmethods.net/Digitalmethods/TheNetworkedContent
Contropedia, contropedia.net
S. Niederer and J. van Dijck, " Wisdom of the Crowd or Technicity of
Content? Wikipedia as Socio-technical System," New Media & Society,
12, 8, 2010, 1368-1387.
50. Tools native to Wikipedia
Page information
Search revision history
Contributors per article, ordered by number of edits
Page view statistics
stats.wikimedia.org - Data is published in exportable,
computable format, eg csv. Stats look at all wikis hosted
by the foundation, largest are the Wikipedias.
User edits searches, for all the edits of a specific user
Number of watchers
51. Other useful tools
manypedia.com - puts two language versions of an
article side by side / computes concept similarity
omnipedia.northwestern.edu - making Wikipedia
articles in different languages comparable
wikiscanner (defunct)
history flow (defunct)
http://vs.aka-online.de/cgi-bin/wppagehiststat.pl
builds an edit history overview page for the article
http://sonetlab.fbk.eu/wikitrip to see geographical
statistics for anonymous edits and gender
52. Academic literature on Wikipedia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Academic_studies_of_Wikipedia
Okoli et al. (2012). The people's encyclopedia under the gaze of
the sages: A systematic review of scholarly research on Wikipedia