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23 Dec 07
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Did Assignment Zero Fail? A Look Back, and Lessons Learned
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“(Crowdsourcing) rarely works as a free-for-all,” Charles Leadbeater, the author who wrote The Pro-Am Revolution, told Lilly Evans. “It thrives on decentralized cooperation and people taking responsibility for working together. So it needs leadership that makes the conditions for that possible.”
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Jeff Howe is a contributing editor at Wired magazine. He is currently writing a book about crowdsourcing that will be published in June 2008, and he keeps a blog on the subject at Crowdsourcing.com (http://crowdsourcing.typepad.com/cs/).
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27 Aug 07
jose murilo"Wired" dissects AssignmentZero, a high-profile US citizen media project they ran with other partners, which turned into a failure (mostly, I believe, because they chose the wrong first topic: crowdsourcing). Interesting lessons learned though.
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15 Aug 07
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