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Jimmy Wales is the cofounder of [[Wikipedia]], self-described [[Libertarian]] and strong advocate of [[free-market capitalism]]. Jimmy Wales is an [[Objectivism|objectivist]] who follows the philosophy of [[Ayn Rand]].<ref>http://qanda.org/Transcript/?ProgramID=1042</ref> His favorite book is ''[[Atlas Shrugged]]'' by Ayn Rand. Besides funding the non-profit Wikipedia, Jimmy Wales also obtained funding from [[California]] based Venture Capitalists for the for-profit [[Wikia]], a company that provides wiki services for businesses and organizations.

Jimmy Wales is the cofounder of [[Wikipedia]], self-described [[Libertarian]] and strong advocate of [[free-market]] [[capitalism]]. Jimmy Wales is an [[Objectivism|objectivist]] who follows the philosophy of [[Friedrich Hayek]] and [[Ayn Rand]]. <ref>[http://qanda.org/Transcript/?ProgramID=1042 Interview with Jimmy Wales conducted by Brian Lamb], C-SPAN Transcript, September 25, 2005.</ref> Wales told an interviewer in ''Reason'' magazine, "One can't understand my ideas about Wikipedia without understanding [[Hayek]]." <ref>[http://reason.com/news/show/119689.html Wikipedia and Beyond],

Jimmy Wales' sprawling vision, Katherine Mangu-Ward, ''Reasononline.com'', June 2007.</ref>  His favorite book is ''[[Atlas Shrugged]]'' by Rand.  

 

Besides funding the non-profit Wikipedia, Jimmy Wales also obtained funding from [[California]] based Venture Capitalists for the for-profit [[Wikia]], a company that provides wiki services for businesses and organizations.

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