Web's Largest listing of crowdsourcing and crowdfunding events
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From a full read of this article at it's source you will find a good set of questions regarding the present and future of peer production.
An easy read that will let you know what crowdsourcing is, and explains it with good examples.
A good read on how crowdSPRING, a crowdsourcing company was started.
A very interesting look at a socially beneficial application of crowdsourcing for ways to improve the design and management of cities. Many good examples are provided.
This article presents that executives in the design industry say crowdsourcing is one of the best ways to stay on top of consumer trends stating "it's more powerful when the consumer is...
A good read thats gives the reader directions/guide/rules to successful crowdsourcing.
A good read where Shannon Low shares the story behind Mobrick, and answers questions related to the two sites, Shoplette and Zinerepublic.
A good read on the psychology of crowds.
A good read which discusses in detail crowdfunding and journalism.
A good example of creative ways to develop innovative solutions by engaging communities who participate for financial, social and professional rewards.
This article is about Spiceworks, a Windows-based network management software that combines a host of well-developed tools into one.
The article discusses the value in customer co-creation. If a customer helps you come up with an idea that you can make into a salable product or service, clearly there is value. Inviting customers...
The article is a good read as it gives the details of what TrustPilot is and how it works.
A book review on We-Think by Charles Leadbeater. It presents five criteria that are necessary for mass innovation.
An essential read that shares best practices for Web 2.0 development. Very useful information and well written. Top tips on software design, development and release.
An insightful synopsis of of p2p theory and the behavioral drivers of peer production.
This is a great read which will help readers understand how crowdsourcing can work for news organizations.
This article is a good example of how company is using crowdsourcing to solve a problem.
This articles talks about the project Assignment Zero, an attempt to crowdsource journalism.
This article talks about open source can lead to innovation and provides examples on how open source has lead to some of the greatest innovations.
The article differentiates between corporate and civil peer production provide examples that contrast the alternatives.
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