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Crowdsourcing: Knowledge Has a Long Tail

“we will start effectively using less structured and specialized organizations (let’s call it Unstructured Crowd) to solve complex knowledge problems through Crowdsourcing Technology.

Crowdsourcing is not a cheap way to outsource work to volunteers. When done right, it is an entire new form of knowledge production with the potential to revolutionize our approach to solving simple and complex problems.”

Full Story: Marcio Saito

Posted at 1:36pm and tagged with: crowdsourcing,.

Crowdsourcing: Knowledge Has a Long Tail

“we will start effectively using less structured and specialized organizations (let’s call it Unstructured Crowd) to solve complex knowledge problems through Crowdsourcing Technology.
Crowdsourcing is not a cheap way to outsource work to volunteers. When done right, it is an entire new form of knowledge production with the potential to revolutionize our approach to solving simple and complex problems.”

Full Story: Marcio Saito

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Crowdsourcing: Knowledge Has a Long Tail

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