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SubscribeThis Weeks Links on Ma.gnolia
http://www.horsepigcow.com/ 2008/ 09/ 06/ this-weeks-links-on-magnolia-42/-
Daily (intermittent) Open-Ended Puzzle: Crowd-sourcing bagels
http://www.hyperorg.com/ blogger/ 2008/ 09/ 06/ daily-intermittent-open-ended-pu…When I was in Norway last week, in a shopping arcade in Kristiansand there was a bakery selling sandwich bagels. The bagels seemed to have categorized as such simply because they were tori made out of bread: ovoids eight inches in diameter and about as high as the edge of a pizza crust.
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New Business Models: Instructables, Popcuts
http://francisanderson.wordpress.com/ 2008/ 09/ 05/ new-business-models-instruct…September 5, 2008 Instructables Crowd Sourced Restaurant A new restaurant project has joined the crowdsourcing fray: Arne Hendriks is asking fellow members of Instructables to participate in creating a restaurant in Amsterdam.
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With Hanna & Ike coming, my emergency use of Qik tip is on YouTube
http://stephensonstrategies.com/ 2008/ 09/ 05/ with-hanna-ike-coming-my-emergenc…With Hanna & Ike now barreling down on us, I’ve just posted the newest of my “21st-century disaster tips you WON’T hear from officials” videos on YouTube. This one deals with using Qik to stream “situational awareness” to your neighbors and — if they’re clued in — local police and fire
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WEbook: Collaborative Publishing
http://www.radicaltrust.ca/ 2008/ 09/ 05/ webook-collaborative-publishing/Web 2.0 platforms continue to shake all verticals in the business world. The book publishing world, still vibrating from wikis and blogs, should prepare for another potential quake. WEbook has hit the ground.
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Ten leading platforms for creating online communities
http://blogs.zdnet.com/ Hinchcliffe/ ?p=195Ten leading platforms for creating online communities Posted by Dion Hinchcliffe @ 8:46 am Categories: Web 2.0, Business Models, Collective Intelligence, SaaS, Architecture of Participation, Customer Self-Service, Collaboration, Products, Enterprise Web 2.0, Social Software, Social Computing, Social
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in D.C.? hope you’ll join us Tuesday for data syndication seminar!
http://stephensonstrategies.com/ 2008/ 09/ 04/ in-dc-hope-youll-join-us-tuesday-…Hi. If you’re intrigued/perplexed/excited by what I’ve posted in the past about data syndication and visualization tools, I hope that you will be able to join us next Tuesday morning at the National Press Club for an informative and stimulating seminar on the topic of the strategic use of organizational
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Crowdsourcing Medical Expertise Part Two: Reader Comments
http://crowdsourcing.typepad.com/ cs/ 2008/ 09/ crowdsourcing-m.htmlEvery once in a great while I find the comments to a post so thoughtful and intriguing I decide to "upstream" them into their own blog post, both to draw more attention to what I deem to be valuable points, and as an attempt to provoke more debate. A few days ago I received an email from a Louisiana-based writer and consultant named Louise Maynard.
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Crowdsourcing Medical Expertise Part Two: Reader Comments
http://crowdsourcing.typepad.com/ cs/ 2008/ 09/ crowdsourcing-m.htmlEvery once in a great while I find the comments to a post so thoughtful and intriguing I decide to "upstream" them into their own blog post, both to draw more attention to what I deem to be valuable points, and as an attempt to provoke more debate. A few days ago I received an email from a Louisiana-based writer and consultant named Louise Maynard.
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Distributed journalism in action: the NPR and Hurricane Gustav
http://onlinejournalismblog.com/ 2008/ 09/ 03/ distributed-journalism-in-action-…There’s a great interview with NPR’s Andy Carvin over at Poynter where he talks about their coverage of Hurricane Gustav. It’s a classic example of what I’ve previously called ‘Distributed Journalism’, and a lesson for any news organisation in how news production has changed: “For Hurricane Gustav,
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History Resources - Recent Through Ancient
http://freetech4teachers.blogspot.com/ 2008/ 09/ history-resources-recent-throug…Were You There is a new website designed to record and share personal experiences related to significant events of roughly the last 75 years. The best way to describe Were You There is to call it a wiki of personal experiences built around recent history.
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