http://www.pcworld.com/businesscenter/arti..._wikipedia.htmlSunday, June 15, 2008 6:15 AM PDT
For any company moving to embrace Enterprise 2.0, some resistance to the tools that first gained traction within the consumer space is often inevitable.
But when some in the Central Intelligence Agency began pitching Intellipedia, a Wikipedia -like project for its analysts and spies, they were met with some fierce critics.
Despite the early challenges, the CIA now has users on its top secret, secret and sensitive unclassified networks reading and editing a central wiki that has been enhanced with a YouTube-like video channel, a Flickr-like photo sharing feature, content tagging, blogs and RSS feeds.
Underscoring how vital Intellipedia has become to the agency, the CIA has been providing briefings about data posted on the wiki since October 2007, according to the pair. They did not provide details on who or what agencies they were briefing based on content from the project.