Your teacher might not trust Wikipedia’s crowdsourced encyclopedia, but it looks like Facebook does. The social media giant thinks the solution to its fake news problem maybe in Wikipedia’s digital ...

Facebook made nearly $27 billion last year, but the tech giant can't seem to figure out how to fix its fake news problem on its own. Their solution: enlist a nonprofit that has successfully done ...

Facebook is testing a new feature that displays factual information from Wikipedia in some search results, the company confirmed to TechCrunch. This is perhaps an attempt to keep you on Facebook ...

Facebook users are starting to see Wikipedia knowledge panels in search results, similar to what Google has been doing for years. Facebook appears to be testing the addition of Wikipedia knowledge ...

When you search something on Google — a popular celebrity, for example — you'll see an information panel that includes relevant details at a glance: age, notable works, immediate family members, birth ...

Facebook is launching new tools to help users better assess news sources — by using the crowdsourced Wikipedia. On Tuesday, April 3, Facebook began rolling out new “About This Article” tools in the ...

Facebook is testing a new feature that aims to keep users inside its platform when they’re looking for factual information they would otherwise turn to Google or Wikipedia to find. The company ...

Wikipedia is looking to charge big tech for use of its service, according to new reporting from Wired. The search tools and virtual assistants operated by Amazon, Apple, Google and Facebook tend to ...