Some might say that the best solution is to print it all out and offer books called… wait for it… encyclopedias. Others are heralding the idea to bring the world’s information to developing countries though technology that does not require an internet connection.
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Wikimedia working on bringing Wikipedia to those without internet
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Published November 9, 2013
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The Wikimedia Foundation, the organization behind Wikipedia and various affiliated projects, has announced a potentially revolutionary new partnership with mobile phone operators: Wikipedia Zero.
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