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WATShow Episode 12 – Exclusive Interview with Jimmy Wales Wikipedia Founder

By Rajiv Dingra • February 1, 2008

WATShow is back! Though we took a little time this time around but we are back with an Exclusive show and with none other than Jimmy Wales the Founder of the “Not for Profit” Wikipedia.org and also the founder and CEO of the “For Profit” firm Wikia.

We caught up with Mr.Jimmy Wales and asked him some really difficult question regarding his new search startup Wikia! Here are the Question..

What is Wikia Search? How is Wikia Social Search Different from Google Search?

Will Wikia Make Search More Semantic?

What bought forth the vision for Wikia an Online Library as opposed to Wikipedia which is an online encyclopedia?

And Many more…

 Watch the WATShow below (Turn On Your Speakers)

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Hope you enjoyed this exclusive WATShow! Until Next Wiki.. Oops Week ;) See ya!

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Rajiv Dingra

Rajiv is a prolific blogger who has over 1000 blog posts to his credit at WATBlog. The Founder & CEO of WATMedia our parent company and the Chief Blogger at WATBlog, he has been the driving force of the WAT Evolution. Rajiv does some excellent analysis of the digital media industry in India and often brings out deep insights with his inimitable style of interviewing. Just mail rajiv|at|watblog|dot|com and it will reach him..

One Response to “ WATShow Episode 12 – Exclusive Interview with Jimmy Wales Wikipedia Founder ”

  1. Ankit Feb 1st, 2008 at 8:16 am

    Congrats Rajiv,
    That was a great interview.

    Looking for more of them in coming days.

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