Hi Everyone,
I am carrying a research on "Use of Wikipedia by journalists for their
information need" in Nepal.
If you know somebody have carried research in similar topic in the past,
please let me know. It would be helpful for me.
With Best Regards
Ganesh K. Paudel
Dept. of Mass Communication & Journalism
Kantipur City College
Purwanchal University
Kathmandu
Nepal
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