CiteIt.net

Building trust in media

Wikipedia Project

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CiteIt's Contextual Citations are a natural addition to Wikipedia. Wikipedia already has popup windows which show more information about linked articles. These popups appear whenever a reader mouses over an article name (see Los Angeles … [Read more]

Wikipedia’s Contextual Popups

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Wikimedia already has contextual popups which appear when a reader mouses over a linked article. Here's a screenshot of the popup that appears on the Los Angeles Lakers article when a reader mouses over the link to the Los Angeles Sparks … [Read more]

An Amazing Connection

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This weekend I got an email response from Mark Hershberger which is part of the amazing story about how I got a connection to Wikipedia. Walking in Akron I often go for walks around Akron (my hometown, pop. 4,000); and when I do I often … [Read more]

CiteIt.net Wikipedia demo

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Hello, this is Tim Langeman, creator of CiteIt.net a higher standard of citation for news organizations, academics, and web authors. This page contains a copy of the John F. Kennedy Inauguration Wikipedia article, along with the … [Read more]

Dr. Lee Giles: Contextual Citations

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  Hello Dr. Giles, I've developed an app for creating contextual citations for the web and, given your work with CiteSeer, I'm interested in gauging whether there would be interest within academia for my project. What are … [Read more]

We’re no longer in the Walter Cronkite Days

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Hello Carol, For the past 5-years, I've been working on an app to help serious writers, as you say, show you how we made the cake. So when I heard you said during your A Very Stable Genius book tour that we're no longer in the Walter Cronkite days … [Read more]

Source Metadata

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Voluntary Citation Disclosure Providing authors with more advanced and granular means of citation promotes better writing and increases readers' understand and trust. Here are a few questions that could be voluntarily answered by authors: Do … [Read more]

How to Use the Demo CiteIt.net Site

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Transcript Hello this is Tim Langeman, creator of CiteIt.net: a higher standard of citation for news organizations, academics, and web authors. Wouldn't it be great if web authors could easily demonstrate the authenticity and context of their … [Read more]