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Wikipedia may be able to get the word out about a company, but its users are only interested in dispassionate, third-party information which educates. more...
Is Wikipedia a Reliable Research Tool?
The debate over Wikipedia's accuracy continues, pitting learned academics against 21st-century students who desire to get answers fast. more...
How to Get Exposure for a New Wikipedia Article
The "Did You Know?" section of Wikipedia's main page highlights information from the encyclopedia's newest articles. Here's what it takes to make the grade. more...
When an Article is Deleted from Wikipedia
The allure of Wikipedia's ease of editing often leaves new editors with all their work deleted because it violated some policy or other. Here are options to consider. more...
Tough economic times cause people to do more research before making purchase decisions. Helpful online product reviews state their case quickly and completely. more...
"Get paid for your opinion!" many websites blare, promising big rewards for well-written reviews. However, the actual pay structures are often shrouded in mystery. more...
Citing Sources in a Business Plan
In a tight credit market, lenders and investors want to see verifiable information in a business plan's analysis. When seeking financing or investors, show the facts! more...
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How to Write an Effective White Paper
By: Nelson Acquilano
Often a person has a specific issue, position or product he or she wants to promote. The best way to inform others is to prepare a white paper on the subject matter. more...
Many students find themselves asked to write up reports on lab experiments and have no idea what is expected in a good paper. The answer is in English, not science. more...
Some basic tips for improving lab reports, research papers, and book reports by understanding them as the technical writing they are. more...
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