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There's a handy timeline for the Wikipedia-Brittanice-Nature controversy over at Composition Cafe. It accumulates great, useful stuff, like the New York Times ad, Brittanica's first critique, and a YouTube video ad, along with the original study (late 2005; has it been so long?).
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