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DescriptionRelationship between Wikipedia and the press.svg	Deutsch: Satirische, vereinfachte Darstellung der kritisierten Beziehung zwischen Wikipedia und der Presse (nach einer Grafik des Satiremagazins Titanic). Dies ist die englische Version English: Satirical, simplified visualization of the criticized relationship between Wikipedia and the press; based on a graphic of the German Satirical Magazine Titanic. Original text: "Titanic knowledge. That's how information society works." This is the English version.
Date	12 April 2011, 08:10 (UTC)
Source	Beziehung zwischen Wikipedia und der Presse.svg
Author	Beziehung zwischen Wikipedia und der Presse.svg: Niabot Zapyon
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