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Wikipedia Founder Wales Explores Trust in the Digital Age
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5:45Now PlayingWikipedia, according to Founder Jimmy Wales, has a very simple purpose: to build an encyclopedia. According to Wales, this is one key difference why Wikipedia has been able to engender such trust among its users, as opposed to social media platforms where the only purpose is free speech, often rewarding vitriol with more likes and followers. In his new book, "Seven Rules of Trust," Wales aims to encourage people to "get back to a society of trust," and to rely on facts from reliable sources. He joined Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec on 'Bloomberg Businessweek Daily' to break down his new book and trust in a digital age.
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