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	World66 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		World66 was a Dutch company which embraced the open content idea and tried to transform it into a profitable business.
		World66 uses wiki-like software based on the Zope application server, which allows everyone to add or edit contents.
		In 2004, World66 relicensed all content to an open license first a GNU FDL license and consequently to CC by-sa 1.0 - those who had contributed under GNU FDL license were informed of the change by e-mail and had the possibility to withdraw contributions.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/World66 (235 words)

	World66 Travel Grants - Market Leads - Market Leads - Written Road
		World66 will be awarding ten travel grants to the best trip proposals they get.
		It looks like each grant is worth $1,000, although the fine print explains that they have the right to award less than that.
		World66 is an open content travel guide, which means that anyone can contribute and/or edit content on the site.
	www.writtenroad.com /2005-09/world66-travel-grants.html (392 words)

	Internet Brands Acquires Wikitravel and World66 Online Travel Guides; Company Will Fund Growth of Two of the World's ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		World66 delivers nearly 80,000 articles on more than 19,000 destinations all over the world.
		Both Wikitravel and World66 will continue to evolve under the collective guidance of the user community.
		The company was founded by Douwe and Richard Osinga in 2000 and joined the open content community in 2004, publishing its articles under the Creative Commons License.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m0EIN/is_2006_April_20/ai_n16127674 (850 words)

	Mike Linksvayer » WikiTravel vs. World66: WikiTravel wins more
		World66 content is split into more individual pages, requiring multiple page edits where a single operation suffices for adding the same content to WikiTravel.
		At some point a page does get too long, but my preference is for much longer pages than most sites present — less clicking, more effective in-page searching, and less of a pain to print.
		This entry was posted on Wednesday, March 24th, 2004 at 20:15 and is filed under Creative Commons.
	gondwanaland.com /mlog/2004/03/24/wikitravel-vs-world66-wikitravel-wins-more (293 words)

	World66 and the press (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		World66, the Open Content Travel guide I helped founding and still kinda run, recently also attracted some attention.
		Other public wikis are out there, like travel guide World66 and a few sites serving open-source programmers.
		World66 was also mentioned, but may be a little too wild for Google, they said.
	douweosinga.com /blog/0506/2005Jun18_1 (194 words)

	Wikitravel talk:List of related projects - Wikitravel
		The World66 Top Destinations list also have no indication on how they are ranked, (or who is paying for the ranking).
		World66 was originally a GFDL commercial guide, but it flopped, and the content was spontaneously relicensed under CC.
		Having also contributed to World66, in my opinion, Wikitravel is also much better to contribute to too....
	wikitravel.org /en/Wikitravel_talk:List_of_related_projects (2305 words)

	Zettai.net :: world66's Home (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		World66 is one of the most complete travel resource in the internet, thanks to more than 10.000 articles on destinations all over the world.
		World66 is a collaborative project to create an open content travel guide.
		For more information about the "Open" character of World66, read World66 Copyright Policy.
	www.zettai.net /Members/world66 (101 words)

	Wikitravel Gets Filthy Lucre \| Threadwatch.org
		I think it can be done, and I think that improvements in our software, and continued growth in the number of contributors, are crucial to making it happen.
		Having a good platform for growth, more development time and effort, and a partnership rather than a competition with World66 (which, I agree, is an excellent site), means we're farther along on our way to getting there.
		There are a number of Wikitravel and World66 mirrors already out there, supported by ads.
	www.threadwatch.org /node/6287 (1556 words)

	Wikitravel:20 April 2006 - Wikitravel
		We plan to keep both domains "live", but gradually reduce the overlap between World66 and Wikitravel, and emphasize their different strengths.
		We're going to be concentrating more of the objective, consensus guide content on Wikitravel, and expanding the role of personal experience, reviews, opinions and ratings on World66.
		They've provided the leadership and resources to bring our two projects together, and although we were initially wary, we've been won over by their management team's understanding of what Wikitravel and World66 are trying to do.
	wikitravel.org /en/Wikitravel:20_April_2006 (776 words)

	world66
		Niger travel guide - The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and what to see.
		world66 offers travel information on over 36000 destinations.
		The average US world66 user visited just 11 different countries.
	www.bonkm.com /search.php?search=world66&smode=4&searchi=20 (165 words)

	Ross Mayfield's Weblog: Wikitravel and World66 Acquired by Internet Brands
		This is pretty interesting, two independent wiki communities for travel, Wikitravel and World66, have been acquired by Internet Brands (best known for Cars Direct).
		Terms of the deal are not disclosed, but if you find them you could add them to this wiki page.
		Both Wikitravel and World66 are CC-licensed, so we think that making the two sites work together is going to be that much easier.
	ross.typepad.com /blog/2006/04/wikitravel_and_.html (419 words)

	Investor Relations (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The sites have extraordinary community participation, currently receiving as many as 10,000 editorial contributions per week-meaning that on average a new addition to the travel guides arrives every 60 seconds, 24 hours per day.
		"World66 and Wikitravel have complimentary strengths, and Internet Brands brings the vision and resources to move ahead much more quickly."
		Wikitravel founders Evan Prodromou and Michele Ann Jenkins will continue to lead the Wikitravel site and community and will guide the integration of the World66 community.
	www.corporate-ir.net /ireye/ir_site.zhtml?ticker=27587&script=410&layout=-6&item_id=845378 (915 words)

	world66 blog
		The blog that keeps you updated on all the improvements and updates on world66 - the travel guide you write.
		Today we make the big announcement: World66 and Wikitravel are becoming part of the Internet Brands family.
		We compared countries from where we had more than 100 users and it appears that the Swiss have visited an average of 23 different countries followed by the Greeks and the Belgians with 22.
	world66.blogspot.com (512 words)

	World66 - Home
		World66 offers travel information on over 20,000 destinations.
		Take World66 guides with you when you travel.
		World66 is open content - you can edit the information yourself.
	www.world66.com (187 words)

	TipMonkies » Blog Archive » World66, a free travel guide to the world
		World66, a free travel guide to the world
		Today, I came upon World66, which provides tons of travel information for various cities around the world.
		The site uses wiki software so that anyone can create an account and add information to existing cities or add new information for a new city.
	www.tipmonkies.com /2005/06/21/world66-a-free-travel-guide-to-the-world (142 words)

	Internet Travel News - Online travel guides join forces (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Internet Brands and e-commerce sites for “large ticket” consumer purchases are acquiring travel guides Wikitravel and World66.
		The sites are currently receiving up to 10,000 editorial contributions per week and the rate of participation is also rapidly increasing.
		“World66 and Wikitravel have complimentary strengths, and Internet Brands brings the vision and resources to move ahead much more quickly.” Wikitravel founders Evan Prodromou and Michele Ann Jenkins will continue to lead the Wikitravel site and community and will guide the integration of the World66 community.
	www.breakingtravelnews.com /article/20060421113732472 (409 words)

	MaclooMedia: World66 Is Like Flickr for Travel Buffs
		I took a quiz on the World66 site, and this is what they told me (about me): Your travel type: Travel Yup The Travel Yup likes exotic and adventurous travel, but prefers big cities with fast paced life.
		This weblog is licensed under a Creative Commons License.
		I took a quiz on the World66 site, and this is what they told me (about me):
	www.macloo.com /blog/archives/000139.html (192 words)

	Emerce - Media/Marketing nieuws: Amerikaans bedrijf koopt reiswiki World66
		World66 is opgezet door de Nederlanders Richard en Douwe Osinga.
		Op World66 staan meer dan 77.000 artikelen over zo’n 20.000 bestemmingen overal ter wereld.
		Een samenwerking tussen World66 en Wikitravel, lag voor de hand, vertelt Richard Osinga.
	www.emerce.nl /nieuws.jsp?id=1268469&WT.mc_id=rss (349 words)

	Shaping Thoughts: Internet Brands Acquires Wikitravel and World66 Online Travel Guides (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		This just hit my Gmailbox: Internet Brands Acquires Wikitravel and World66 Online Travel Guides through that nice Google Alert service.
		The sites have extraordinary community participation, currently receiving as many as 10,000 editorial contributions per week—meaning that on average a new addition to the travel guides arrives every 60 seconds, 24 hours per day.
		All content on this weblog is presented on my personal account, representing my own views, and as such does not necessarily reflect the views of my past, current or future employers.
	www.shapingthoughts.com /2006/04/20/internet-brands-acquires-wikitravel-and-world66-online-travel-guides (405 words)

	World66: See what people are saying right now on Technorati (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		World66: See what people are saying right now on Technorati
		Thanks to World66 for the easy map-generation program.
		World66 per day for the last 30 days.
	www.technorati.com /tag/World66 (370 words)

	Wikitravel - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		On 20 April 2006, Wikitravel announced that it and World66 – another open-content travel guide – had been acquired by Internet Brands.
		They explained that Internet Brands' long-term plan was for Wikitravel to continue to focus on collaborative, objective guides, while World66 would focus more on personal experiences and reviews.
		Wikitravel is a multilingual project available in 13 languages, with each language-specific project developed independently.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/WikiTravel (401 words)

	Florida International University - School of Hospitality and Tourism Management - Bachelor and Master Degree Programs ...
		Internet Brands, Inc, a leading operator of media and e-commerce sites for "large ticket" consumer purchases, today announced the acquisition of Wikitravel (www.wikitravel.org) and World66 (www.world66.com), two leading community travel guides of up-to-date, traveler-focused content.
		"We're delighted to join forces with the Wikitravel and World66 communities," said Bob Brisco, CEO, Internet Brands.
		World66 is one of the most complete travel resources on the Internet, thanks to nearly 80,000 articles on more than 19,000 destinations all over the world.
	hospitality.fiu.edu /news.php?sid=21946 (841 words)

	Very Spatial » World66 - travel guide you write
		The front page prompts you to 1) Find travel info, 2) Take it with you, and 3) Update it when you return.
		No comments for World66 - travel guide you write »
		This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.5 License.
	veryspatial.com /?p=183 (162 words)

	2Bangkok.com Forum - How many countries?
		I get 54 countries by the World66 method of counting, but I have to substract 4 non-independent oddballs to get the ncr-style total of 50.
		Their list is even more liberal than World66's though, just about every territory and island (except Phuket!) is separately listed.
		A colleague of a friend of mine collects countries as a hobby -- and he's now been to every single one plus a few more, including not just Antarctica but the North Pole (I have a postcard!).
	www.angkor.com /2bangkok/2bangkok/forum/printthread.php?t=707 (1585 words)

	Internet Brands Buys Wikitravel, World66
		Internet Brands said this morning that it has acquired Wikitravel, a wiki-based travel site providing worldwide travel information, and World66, a travel article site that publishes open content.
		Internet Brands said that the combined reach of the sites attracted more than 2 million visits per month.
		Wikitravel provides an online, user-edited guide to world travel, and World66 also provides user-driven travel information.
	www.socaltech.com /story/0003790.html (119 words)

	World66 - WikiIndex
		We think travelers are your best source for travel information.
		In April 2006, Wikitravel and World66, both open content wiki travel guides, were acquired by Internet Brands, Inc., an American company that operates a number of consumer information websites.
		This page was last modified 09:03, 25 June 2006.
	www.wikiindex.com /World66 (70 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		It is intended to be viewed in a newsreader or syndicated to another site.
		Today we make the big announcement: World66 and Wikitravel are becoming part of the Internet Brands family. We are very excited!
		I believe that by teaming up this goal is within reach. Stay tuned for new features and new developments!
	feeds.feedburner.com /World66Blog (496 words)

	Phrixus » World66
		I really like the World66 website and now that it is growing they are adding some nifty new features.
		Below is the result of a test I took to see what kind of traveller I am.
		I couldn’t agree more; World66 is a fabulous resource.
	www.phrixus.co.uk /posts/2005/04/194 (338 words)

	World66 (treynash.net)
		I just found this interesting site named World66 that allows you to create a map showing all of the countries of the world you have visited.
		Listed below are links to weblogs that reference World66:
		Many more can be found on the main index page or by looking through the archives.
	www.treynash.net /2006/09/world66.html (207 words)

	World66 travel site \| Creative Commons
		Submitted by Matt Haughey on 2004-02-25 08:39 AM.
		This week's featured content is the entire World66 travel site.
		It features comprehensive guides built by vistors in a collaborative fashion and the site also features tools like the popular visited states and visited countries apps seen on weblogs like this.
	creativecommons.org /weblog/entry/4011 (97 words)

	Common Content: Search
		Project Information Habitat is an evolving design and demonstration of an online habitat for project information, with a set of approximately 250 web pages on projects
		World66, The travel guide YOU write by World66.com b.v., added by HP Harmsen
		World66 is the largest open content travel guide on the internet.
	www.commoncontent.org /search/?terms=Contents (841 words)

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