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What to Expect from Where 2.0 in 2011: Context, Crowdsourcing & Proximity
Whenever people ask what I'm excited about in technology these days, I sheepishly answer "mobile location". Somehow it feels like it isn't edgy enough or it doesn't have the multiple
Special Discount for Independents & Freelancers to the RWW Real-Time Web Summit
In the spirit of all things being not equal, ReadWriteWeb is offering a deep discount to independents, freelancers and individual consultants for the ReadWriteWeb Real-Time Web Summit, June 11 in
National Library of Finland Turns to Crowdsourcing, Games to Help Digitize Its Archives
The National Library of Finland has launched a new program to support the digitization efforts of its archives. The project, Digitalkoot (Digital Volunteers), blends microtasks, crowdsourcing, and video games to
How To Crowdsource from the Cloud
Crowdsourcing is the outsourcing of work to a large community of people. The size and quality of Wikipedia and open source projects like Linux and Wordpress are a testament to
Guest Editor This Week
I'm on holiday all this week and during that time Josh Catone will be Guest Editor of Read/WriteWeb. You may remember Josh from such posts as Internet Killed The Television
Poll: Best Social Shopping Products of 2010
Yesterday we published an overview of social shopping in 2010, one of the year's top trends. Social shopping is a form of e-commerce in which you can share and access
Linguee Brings Translation Dictionaries into the 21st Century
Automatic translation tools like Google Translate allow you to get a very rough understanding of a text in a foreign language. For the most part, though, these translations are anything
Chirply Crowdsources Greeting Card Designs, A Threadless for Stationery
Hallmark spends some $60 million a year on designs for its greeting cards, and yet - with apologies to those artists - it can still be quite a challenge to
crowdSPRING Adds Writing Jobs to Its Creative Services Marketplace
In the last few months, we've focused from time to time on design and how it affects startups. One of the larger issues that comes up that goes hand-in-hand with
Kluster Launches at TED: A New Product in 72 Hours
Crowdsourcing firm Kluster officially launched yesterday at the TED conference, which is underway this week in Monterey, California. Founder Ben Kaufman, who bankrolled the company in part with money from
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