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In the November issue of Unlimited, Duncan Kinney writes about how the idea of crowdsourcing goes back at least 300 years, and then shows how six companies have interpreted it in 2009 . Meanwhile, Ari Kushner at studiom ss ng p eces (real name; stands for Missing Pieces TV), created a trailer for Jeff Howe’s initial idea of crowdsourcing.
Tags: Business, Crowdsourcing, innovation, Jeff Howe, technology
Duncan Kinney is the resident type pusher around these parts. As the web editor for Venture Publishing, he’s in charge of a cadre of growing online brands. Before joining the team, he was a freelance photographer and web editor and worked on various film and television projects.
Jeff Lewis is a relative newcomer to blogging. His first job was at a small-town newspaper in northern Alberta, where he frequently penned odes to quilting fairs and tractor shows. He has written for Design Edge Canada and Quill and Quire magazines, following the completion of a post-grad journalism program in Toronto.
