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dot com: The Wikipedia Story
Summary
dot com: The Wikipedia Story is a podcast show[1]. It is known by 5 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Key Facts
- dot com: The Wikipedia Story authored The Wikipedia Story — author (P50): Anna Staufenberg[3].
- dot com: The Wikipedia Story's instance of is recorded as The Wikipedia Story — instance of (P31): podcast show[4].
- dot com: The Wikipedia Story was edited by The Wikipedia Story — editor (P98): Charlie Frost[5].
- dot com: The Wikipedia Story was published by The Wikipedia Story — publisher (P123): Crowd Network[6].
- dot com: The Wikipedia Story's genre is The Wikipedia Story — genre (P136): documentary podcast[7].
- dot com: The Wikipedia Story's genre is The Wikipedia Story — genre (P136): interview podcast[8].
- dot com: The Wikipedia Story's genre is The Wikipedia Story — genre (P136): technology podcast[9].
- dot com: The Wikipedia Story's genre is The Wikipedia Story — genre (P136): society and culture podcast[10].
- dot com: The Wikipedia Story was produced by The Wikipedia Story — producer (P162): Anna Staufenberg[11].
- dot com: The Wikipedia Story's production company is recorded as The Wikipedia Story — production company (P272): Crowd Network[12].
- dot com: The Wikipedia Story's presenter is recorded as The Wikipedia Story — presenter (P371): Katie Puckrik[13].
- dot com: The Wikipedia Story's language of work or name is recorded as The Wikipedia Story — language of work or name (P407): English[14].
- dot com: The Wikipedia Story was distributed by The Wikipedia Story — distribution format (P437): audio podcast[15].
- dot com: The Wikipedia Story's review score is recorded as 4/5[16].
- dot com: The Wikipedia Story began on October 19, 2021[17].
- dot com: The Wikipedia Story ended on February 29, 2024[18].
- A participant in dot com: The Wikipedia Story was The Wikipedia Story — participant (P710): Steven Pruitt[19].
- A participant in dot com: The Wikipedia Story was The Wikipedia Story — participant (P710): Bryan Henderson[20].
- A participant in dot com: The Wikipedia Story was The Wikipedia Story — participant (P710): Robin Henderson[21].
- Among those involved in dot com: The Wikipedia Story was The Wikipedia Story — participant (P710): Jason Moore[22].
- Among those involved in dot com: The Wikipedia Story was The Wikipedia Story — participant (P710): Sandister Tei[23].
- Among those involved in dot com: The Wikipedia Story was The Wikipedia Story — participant (P710): Lori Byrd-McDevitt[24].
- A participant in dot com: The Wikipedia Story was The Wikipedia Story — participant (P710): Dominic Byrd-McDevitt[25].
- Among those involved in dot com: The Wikipedia Story was The Wikipedia Story — participant (P710): Andrew Lih[26].
- Among those involved in dot com: The Wikipedia Story was The Wikipedia Story — participant (P710): Larry Sanger[27].
Body
Authorship and Creation
dot com: The Wikipedia Story authored The Wikipedia Story — author (P50): Anna Staufenberg[3]. It was edited by The Wikipedia Story — editor (P98): Charlie Frost[5]. It was published by The Wikipedia Story — publisher (P123): Crowd Network[6]. It was produced by The Wikipedia Story — producer (P162): Anna Staufenberg[11].
Publication
dot com: The Wikipedia Story's language of work or name is recorded as The Wikipedia Story — language of work or name (P407): English[14]. Genres include The Wikipedia Story — genre (P136): documentary podcast[7], The Wikipedia Story — genre (P136): interview podcast[8], The Wikipedia Story — genre (P136): technology podcast[9], and The Wikipedia Story — genre (P136): society and culture podcast[10]. It was distributed by The Wikipedia Story — distribution format (P437): audio podcast[15].
Subject and Themes
dot com: The Wikipedia Story's main subject is The Wikipedia Story — main subject (P921): Wikipedia[28].
Reception
dot com: The Wikipedia Story's review score is recorded as 4/5[16].
Why It Matters
dot com: The Wikipedia Story is known by 5 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]