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Tag Archives: Amateur Journalists
Amateur Experts (Yahoo! Answers) Vs. Wisdom Of Crowds & Collective Intelligence (Wikipedia)
And the wisdom of crowds won, of course. Jacob Leibenluft of Slate tells us that David Pennock’s Yahoo! Answers is a librarian’s worst nightmare: [...] Yahoo! Answers—a site where anyone can post a question in plain English, including queries that … Continue reading
Posted in All Best Posts Ever, Collective Intelligence - Wisdom Of Crowds, Prediction Journalism
Tagged Amateur Journalists, Collective Intelligence, David Pennock, education/reference site, educational tool, Hitwise, Jacob Leibenluft, librarian, middle-school teacher, reference tool, Search Engine, Vs. Wisdom Of Crowds & Collective Intelligence, Web tracking, Wikipedia, wisdom of crowds, Yahoo!, Yahoo! Answers
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Amateur Journalists (Bloggers) Vs. Professional Journalists (Media) Vs. Wisdom Of Crowds & Collective Intelligence (Wikipedia)
And the wisdom of crowds won, of course. That’s the conclusion I draw from reading Rogers Cadenhead at WorkBench, who assessed what would be the settlement of the LongBets wager on: In a Google search of five keywords or phrases … Continue reading
Posted in All Best Posts Ever, Analysis (Accuracy & Precision), Betting, Collective Intelligence - Wisdom Of Crowds, Prediction Journalism
Tagged Amateur Journalists, Collective Intelligence, Dave Winer, Google, Iraq, Jason Kottke, LongBets, Martin Nisenholtz, media outlet ranks, New York Times, oil prices, Open Media, professional media, the New York Times, the Times, United States, USD, Virginia Tech, Vs. Wisdom Of Crowds & Collective Intelligence, Wikipedia, wisdom of crowds, Yahoo!
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