[...] mostly from American newspapers and one of the most interesting articles I came across was by the Nieman Journalism Lab. The project is “a collaborative attempt to figure out how quality journalism can survive and [...]

[...] impacto público. Y servidores que respondieron bien ante un aumento de la participación. Más en Nieman Journalism Lab (en [...]

[...] particular story is well covered in this excellent post by Michael Andersen. Check it out!  It includes the major points as explained by the project’s creator. His main [...]

[...] being carried out in the modern world. Well worth a look. Lastly, if you like things a bit techy, here is an example of one of those methods, crowdsourcing, and how The Guardian used it to compete with The Telegraph [...]

[...] a comment » The Nieman Journalism Lab had a fascinating blog entry a little while ago bout the Guardian’s crowdsourcing their investigative reporting of the MP [...]

[...] I dag behandles skandalene rundt de britiske politkernes utgiftsrefusjoner i House of Commons. Skandalen ble som kjent avslørt av et graveteam i  The Telegraph i desember 2009, men ble innen få dager kuppet, om man vil, av The Guardian som på framifrå vis brukte crowdsourcing til å gjennomgå de enorme dokumentmengdene. I forbindelse med høringene har politikernes middagsregninger blitt frigitt og Guardian ber nok en gang om lesernes hjelp. Nieman Labs har skrevet en fin sak om Guardians metodikk. [...]

[...] doing things that are just too tricky for a computer to do. The Guardian’s recent, and very successful, crowdsourced MP’s expenses exercise is a good example of this. Provide users with an [...]

[...] particular story is well covered in this excellent post by Michael Andersen. Check it out!  It includes the major points as explained by the project’s creator. His main [...]

[...] crowd-sourced analysis of MP expense reports, and wants to know more. ”There were four lessons written up soon after it went live, but I would like to hear at least one more insider report now [...]

[...] they posted them online and asked users to weigh in with what they found. The Guardian of London wrote a computer program to handle a similar situation with a giant set of public documents this [...]

[...] applications around the world of creativity. That breaks down to things like photography, journalism, travel, and graphic design. There are also social applications of crowdsourcing where people are [...]

[...] is aware of the phenomenon known as “crowdsourcing” because they have several blog posts on their site that make reference to crowdsourcing (I [...]

[...] might not have been achieved, but it’s still a great example of crowdsourcing, and there are other examples of so-called “Open” business models (Innocentive jumps to [...]

[...] Four crowdsourcing lessons from the Guardian’s (spectacular) expenses-scandal experiment » Nieman… Shows how constraints – resources, time, technology – can serve a mind-focusing function, and create an elegant way of facilitating genuine participation in journalism. (tags: journalism Parliament crowdsourcing) [...]

[...] Dialog tritt. Diese Qualifikation und ein stetes Vertrauen ermöglichen zum Beispiel Crowdsourcing-Projekte des Guardian. Vertrauensverhältnisse sind ein fragiles Gut und die Zyklen im Netz sind kurz (Man werfe einen [...]