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[Google Blogoscoped] Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales says that Google has donated $2 million to the Wikimedia Foundation, TechCrunch reports (can't connect to the source, Twitter, at the moment). The official statement is supposedly be made today, Wednesday.

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