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Google [GOOG] has just launched a "Product Ideas" site where users can submit suggestions for innovation. The Web is abuzz: is almighty Google resorting to crowdsourcing? No, they're not. They're just looking for a little good press. Full Article at Fast Company
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Interesting use of technology. However, this tool was developed for Google product management discussions, not governing the USA. There is little way for the Change.gov team to know who is asking the question. Where do they live? Full Article at The Bloggers' Times
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Any number of companies - like computer giant Dell for example - have taken to "crowdsourcing" their R&D, asking customers what features they'd like to see and then letting the public vote the best ideas to the top. Full Article at ReadWriteWeb
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To say the least, 2008 proved a difficult year for newspapers in many nations. Rising printing and distribution costs, waning circulations and fragmented audiences continued to challenge a business model that seems increasingly outdated. Full Article at Editors Weblog
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I like to use two definitions for crowdsourcing: The White Paper Version: Crowdsourcing is the act of taking a job traditionally performed by a designated agent (usually an employee) and outsourcing it to an undefined, generally large group of people... Full Article at Crowdsourcing
