Jeff Howe, on crowdsourcing special-needs parenting

By Joshua BentonNov. 12, 2008  /  10:47 p.m.  

As we’ve noted, we were pleased to have Jeff Howe, the author of Crowdsourcing, as the centerpiece of our first Nieman Journalism Lab Book Club. He gave us an hour of his time for a video interview, part 2 of which will be posted on Monday.

Jeff wrote a very personal post on his site today about his developmentally delayed son, Finn — and, in a way, about crowdsourcing. It’s worth a read. I suspect it’ll end up being as powerful a piece of evidence of the power of crowds as the anecdotes in his book.

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  1. Jeff Howe at 8:42 pm, November 13, 2008

    Thanks so much for this, Josh. The experiment has already been a success in that I’ve discovered people in the same situation as us. More to come, we hope.

     

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