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Sixteen U.S. intelligence agencies have begun using a common wiki called Intellipedia, a government-run — and top-secret — information-sharing source that allows them to merge research and intelligence gathering.
Power In Numbers 2007
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The system, dubbed Intellipedia because it is built on open-source software from Wikipedia, was launched earlier this year.
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Two years later, it created "Intellipedia," a wiki for the intelligence community to aid sharing and gathering of information in the digital world.
Karthika Muthukumaraswamy: Let's Be Intelligent About Social Media Intelligence 2009
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The new system, called "Intellipedia" because it is built on open-source software from the Wikipedia Web site, was launched earlier this year.
Boing Boing: October 29, 2006 - November 4, 2006 Archives 2006
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'Intellipedia', the CIA's main online platform for collecting and sharing information among its spies and agents.
Pravda.Ru 2010
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'Intellipedia', the CIA's main online platform for collecting and sharing information among its spies and agents.
Pravda.Ru 2010
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The 16 US intelligence agencies have installed 2.0 tools, such as Intellipedia, blogging, tagging, etc.
Joho the Blog 2009
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Although the hype is focused on social-media sites, I believe the real breakthroughs with Web 2.0 for the government are in its use for collaboration on sites such as Intellipedia and the Defense Department's Techipedia.
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"I believe the real breakthroughs with Web 2.0 for the government are in its use for collaboration on sites such as Intellipedia and the Defense Department's Techipedia" - Hear hear!
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Furthermore, many tools, such as Intellipedia, are used as supplements to (rather than substitutes for) legacy systems.
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