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ProPublica is a non-profit newsroom that produces investigative journalism in the public interest.And, their approach to these issues is to thread comments next to the document, enable users to...
Demandware, Inc. (NYSE: DWRE), a leader in on-demand ecommerce, today announced Collaboration Center, a new social enterprise workspace for users of the Demandware Commerce platform....
Crowdsourcing curiosity: It’s an intriguing proposition. While Apture isn’t the first outfit to experiment with communal highlighting — Kindle’s “Popular Highlights” provides a similarly social...
Aras, the leading enterprise open source Product Lifecycle Management software solution provider, expands the use of open innovation techniques and encourage crowdsourcing and co-creation in...
Here are some of the potential benefits of user innovation: 1.)Developing new products or services you know your consumers will want 2.)Positive earned media 3.)Potential...
Alexandra Eveleigh's research looks at the impact of user participation and 'collaborative creativity' upon archival theory and practice, with a particular focus on users'...
Engaging end users in co-creation deepens the bonds between the organization and them. The activity can deliver economic value to all parties involved. In this article innovation architect Doug...
Crowdsourcing platforms like Crowdbrite are part of a new set of digital tools that help accelerate the global dissemination and implementation of innovative ideas. In its first year of...
The initial documents include Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, Copyright Policy, and Subscription Terms. These are accompanied by an overview that explains the collaborate and open approach, which...
With We Draw Comics, Tyler Hutchison built something amazing that people enjoy using. And while it’s not that surprising considering he comes from the webcomics community, where artists frequently...
This article informs about a new business venture that will rely on open-source approaches for user collaboration.
In the last few days, two of the leading global media outlets, The New York Times and The Economist, had quite extensive articles on user innovation, customization, and co-creation.
On February 10, 2011, on page C1 of the New York edition of The New York Times, Patricia Cohen writes about "Innovation Far Removed From the Lab",
The article is a great praise and acknowledgment of the work done by Eric von Hippel.
Producteev offers the following: For Producteev users, Any created task can be made public in one click. Simply select the facebook or twitter icon in the task details. A short URL for the...
The management of collaborative environments is a very challenging task. The difficulties increase in large, heterogeneous and multidisciplinary groups of people accessing the service...
The internet opened up new methods to disseminate information and, for users, to access it. It also reduced distribution costs. But if research about diseases like Malaria continues to remain...
Any substantive discussion of collaborative knowledge in the 21st century should begin with Wikipedia. A holy grail of information on everything from Plato to Play-Doh, the site is undoubtedly the largest repository of knowledge in the world. Featuring over 20 million articles written solely by volunteers, with nearly four million in English, Wikipedia is the sixth largest site on the Internet, behind only Google, Facebook, YouTube, Yahoo and the Chinese language search engine Baidu. Incredibly, it is a non-profit, operating with just 95 staff members and 679 servers; the crowd both authors and supports the world’s most comprehensive encyclopedia.
Seeking: - Feedback | taylorluker1@gmail.com - Collaborators | People wanting to work on the project with me to help make it a reality. (programmers, etc.) - Money | Kickstarter pending...
Vyclone lets you upload a clip to its servers, where other users can throw their own shots into the mix to create a crowdsourced movie encompassing, literally, different points-of-view.
Interested participants begin by creating a profile on LALA, where they can browse the profiles of others who have registered there. The community is made up of artists, filmmakers, directors,...
Wikia, a collaborative publishing platform that enables people around the world to discover, create and share content on any topic, has raised just south of $11 million in new funding according...
Founded in 2010, the industry website, Crowdsourcing.org, is a neutral organization dedicated solely to crowdsourcing and crowdfunding. As one of the most influential and credible authorities in the crowdsourcing space, Crowdsourcing.org is recognized worldwide for its intellectual capital, crowdsourcing and crowdfunding practice expertise and unbiased thought leadership.
