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• Newspapers 'irrelevant' in 12 years

  24 Aug 2010:

  Unsurprisingly, this headline in The Australian, Newspapers gone by 2022 says futurist, caught my eye. Surely, I thought, someone wasn't foolishly putting a date on the demise of print

• Peperami to launch crowdsourced ad

  16 Aug 2010:

  Unilever says approach has saved it money and left it critical of ad industry's reluctance to try new ways of working. By Mark Sweney

• Ushahidi: giving citizens the power to put news on the map

  16 Aug 2010:

  Josh Halliday: It's a crowdsourcing tool that lets any mobile phone user help map humanitarian crises – and it's getting even simpler

• Ushahidi launches simplified crisis-mapping service

  11 Aug 2010: Crowdmap allows users to report incidents within minutes without installing platform on server or paying for host

• BlackBerry tablet: our readers' predictions

  6 Aug 2010:

  We crowdsourced predictions for the specs of RIM's rumoured BlackBerry 'BlackPad' – and here are the results

• Crowdsourcing can help solve scientific problems

  Video (6min 07sec), 4 Aug 2010:

  Interactive, online games are being used to crack complex scientific conundrums, says a report in Nature. And the wisdom of the 'multiplayer' crowd is delivering a new set of search strategies for the prediction of protein structures

• Coalition's first crowdsourcing attempt fails to alter Whitehall line

  2 Aug 2010:

  9,500 responded online to request for suggestions but no departments willing to amend any of their policies

• BlackBerry tablet: what can we expect?

  Poll, 2 Aug 2010:

  Help us crowdsource predictions for the specs of RIM's rumoured 'BlackPad'

• App-makers fully geared up for Boris's cycle scheme

  30 Jul 2010: As London's Barclays Cycle Hire scheme launches, there's already a third-party Android app to go with it. By Josh Halliday

• The man opening up government

  28 Jul 2010: Randeep Ramesh meets Chris Quigley, the e-democracy champion signed up by the coalition

• Knight-Batten awards push collaborative future for news

  20 Jul 2010:

  The age and subject matter of the projects awarded up to $10,000 from the Knight Foundation varies – but there's plenty in common. By Josh Halliday

• Has the government's crowdslicing exercise been given the chop?

  19 Jul 2010:

  Innovations such as the Treasury's Spending Challenge are struggling with their plans to let the public suggest policy ideas

• Tutankhamun – the secrets of the tomb go online

  18 Jul 2010:

  Howard Carter spent years documenting the thousands of artefacts from Tutankhamun's tomb. Now, thanks to the efforts of an Oxford archaeologist, this remarkable archive of pictures and notes can be viewed online, writes Jo Marchant

• Ridley Scott to crowdsource documentary via YouTube

  7 Jul 2010: Director of Gladiator, Alien and Blade Runner asks public to post snippets of their life – and offers co-directing credit

• The wisdom of crowdsourcing

  1 Jun 2010:

  Dan Kennedy: Far from the nasty comments found on many websites, projects such as SeeClickFix channel audience participation in constructive, useful ways

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