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English: Jim Hayes at the lectern discussing Wikimedia. On August 18, 2014, Jim Harper, (User:JimHarperDC), Senior Fellow, Cato Institute; Michelle Newby, (User:HistoricMN44), Legislative Researcher/Writer, Cato Institute; and Jim Hayes, (User:Slowking4), Member, Wikimedia DC Public Policy Committee; moderated by John Maniscalco, Director, Congressional Affairs, Cato Institute; held a panel discussion of congressional Wikipedia editing and the sea change to government transparency it might produce on Capital Hill at the Rayburn House Office Building.
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