The Internet is both a library and a laboratory. It is a place where existing knowledge is documented and new knowledge discovered. If there is one concept central to the idea of Web 2.0, it is the idea of "the wisdom of crowds," a phrase coined by James Surowiecki that serves as the title of his best-selling book in which he discusses the value of collective intelligence.
Executive Update
Web 2.0 Revisited: From Wikis to Prediction Markets
By Mark Choate
Posted May 14, 2008 | Leadership | Leadership |
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