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on peer-to-peer dynamics in politics, the economy and organizations
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jean lievens
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The RSA’s recent report explores the emergence of a new kind of monopoly power in the sharing economy, and considers how we might challenge increasing economic concentrations of power through rethinking our approach to governance and regulation. 
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BloomSky's Samuel Chow pitches the start-up to a panel of experts on CNBC.
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Libya and the United Kingdom have recently begun public engagements efforts through crowdsourcing.
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Daniel Epstein of the Unreasonable Institute at Impact Hub Barcelona. Credit: U.S. Consulate General Barcelona
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Crowdsourcing of some aspect of the creation of online learning content seems like a foregone conclusion.
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Christopher Bone, Assistant Professor, University of Oregon Thursday, December 10, 2015 - 10:00am
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While, some communities have not even launched their first government crowdsourcing initiative, the Finnish government and its citizens have a lot to teach us.
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The vast majority of crowdsourcing efforts fall flat, because companies don’t do enough to cultivate individual contributors.
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NASA still has another decade or two to finalize the suit, if it wants to meet its goal of putting humans on Mars by the 2030s.
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Agricultural production has tripled in half a century. To find out how, we crowdsourced new technology in smallholder farming
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It may seem counterintuitive, but too much participation can ruin your crowdsourcing efforts. Focus on careful curation rather than a cattle call. Even the best companies have blind spots.
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The Credit Commons is a crowdfunding and crowdsourcing campaign with one audacious and visionary goal: to rethink the system. Our current system was created over 100 years and needs to be modernized. It’s an an unstable and unsustainable system that came within hours of a complete meltdown in October 2008. Today we stand on the threshold of a new frontier in money systems. With the advance of digital technology, social networks and mobile payment solutions, new models of creating shared prosperity are emerging. Can we connect the dots between these trends and design a parallel, complementary system to allocate capital more efficiently and equitably? Instead of waiting for Washington to act, can we use our own capital and ingenuity to create the code of a more democratized "money as software" platform? Can we imagine “Social Banks” inspiring public trust with new motivations, new sharing mechanisms, new levels of stability coded right into the DNA of this new system?
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Sarah H. Parcak, a pioneering space archaeologist, will use her $1 million TED prize for a program where everyone can monitor archaeological sites.
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The paper is out of date and the average wage figures in it are misleading
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The Archive is home to deeply touching personal works, including this autobiography written on a bedsheet. Photo: Samuel Webster
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Crowdsourcing Week Europe 2015 will highlight various topics that could be of importance to the future of Bitcoin and blockchain technology.
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December 7th, 2015 WeWork South Station, Boston, Massachusetts eyewire.org
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How will the sharing economy impact our cities and how can we as a society utilize the enormous potential of it?
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Help preserve history by getting involved in these clever crowdsourcing initiatives run by some of the world's preeminent cultural institutions.
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Can we crowdsource democracy? Using smartphones and social media to stimulate, broaden and deepen civic engagement, millennial tech entrepreneur makes the ca...
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How can crowdsourcing for policy reform be made to work well? An example from Finland offers a few lessons — and some intriguing insights.
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A look at where all the projects we’ve covered over the last three years have gone.
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(Image) Businesses have been eager to use big data as a way to grow their companies, reach more customers, and make their operations more efficient, but utilizing big data analytics takes having the right talent at hand.
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