Articles tagged with: crowdsourcing
As the legend goes, the modern-day cheeze pizza was invented in the late 19th Century by a pizzaiolo from Naples who devised the simple, but genius, tomatoes-mozzarella-basil-olive oil-combination to impress her majesty, Queen Margherita of …
The blogger buzz today seems to focus around Google and its various manifestations in our technological world, tinged with suspicion at the search giant’s increasingly Big Brother-like power.
From a purely practical view, there’s much excitement …
Clay Shirky has been in London this week promoting the paperback launch of Here Comes Everybody with a series of talks on social networks and digital democracy. Stephen Waddington got an autograph and posted a …
Consumer advocates and social media marketers will no doubt be interested in this story that broke over the weekend. Arlen Parsa at The Daily Background took a short break from political analysis to expose a …
There may be light at the end of the tunnel for JPG Magazine, which at the beginning of the year announced it would be closing within days. The popular photography publication built entirely around high …
The terror attacks in Mumbai shocked the world at large on more than one level. The violence, injury and loss of human life which we brace ourselves for every time something like this happens somewhere …
Technorati has joined the long list of tech companies tightening their belts in anticipation of a long hard year ahead. The company’s laid off six staff and implemented pay cuts across the board, as CEO …

