• News and notes: WMF releases quarterly reports, annual plans
  The Wikimedia Foundation recently switched to a quarterly report structure to better align reporting with the generally quarterly planning and goal-setting processes.

• In the media: Scrubbing Parliamentary biographies; Wikipedia's invisible history
  British media reports on Wikipedia editing to articles of Members of the Parliament of the United Kingdom prior to the May 7 United Kingdom general election from IP addresses assigned to Parliament.

• Discussion report: A relic from the past that needs to be updated
  To many, Internet Relay Chat is an old relic, but not to Wikipedia. Wikipedia currently has an IRC help channel designated to help and assist editors with editing Wikipedia.

• Featured content: When music was confined to a ribbon of rust
  Fifteen featured articles, four featured lists, and six featured pictures were promoted this week.

• Recent research: Drug articles accurate and largely complete; women "slightly overrepresented"; talking like an admin
  Wikipedia's articles on drugs are pretty good – good enough to impress even doctors. A new research study adds some substance to that impression.

• Traffic report: Summer, summer, summertime
  As usual for the time of year, pop culture rules this week. The start of summer vacation in the US means a focus on summer movies, particularly blockbuster sequels Avengers: Age of Ultron, Pitch Perfect 2 and Mad Max: Fury Road.

• Technology report: MediaWiki blows up printers
  ...allegedly. In a post to wikitech-l, Steven Walling pointed out that the TV show CSI: Cyber had used a screenshot of MediaWiki's HTML output and claimed it was responsible for blowing up printers.