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Wikipedia Goes Mobile on Orange
The Wikimedia Foundation and the wireless carrier Orange have announced a deal through which the online encyclopedia Wikipedia will be offered to mobile phone users as a standalone product, but also integrated into the operator's existing content services. According to the two, Wikipedia will come initially to Orange's subscribers in France, the U.K., Spain and P...
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