Thursday, January 18, 2018
Wikipedia explains how those late-night reading binges happen
Based on the data they compiled in November 2017 — you can download that right here along with data from December — most clicks come from external sources like Google. That’s not exactly surprising since one in three people visit a topic on Wikipedia after it gets mentioned in the media. Fans of The Crown, for instance, flock to the website after watching an episode. Sixty percent of the links 
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