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[Year Zero Writers] Where did all the Questions Go?: One of the great breakthroughs the technology of the Noughties has brought us is connectivity. Creatives are still working out what it means, but already we have a proliferation of crowdsourcing and collaborative projects emerging on Facebook, twitter, Google Wave, and even just using the internet to get people from all over the world involved in “real life” projects.

[Logo Design Love] In other news”¦ | Logo Design Love: Personally I can see the similarities, and also an issue that’s not been raised about it being similar to apples green environment logo they now put on all packaging. It will be interesting to watch how this unfolds in the courts, especially considering viewpoint about Wooloworths going into the computing area.

[Animals] Spotify of bother at Oxford | Media Monkey (source: Big News Network): 22 Dec 2009: Twitter, crowdsourcing and the reinvention of Apple - some of the Guardian's technology team looks back at 2009 and pick out their best bits of the noughties (source: Big News Network) - News widgets and RSS feeds on .

[mUmBRELLA] Kraft: We admit the new Vegemite name sucked and we're changing it ...: Keep in mind, it isn’t the real Vegemite product they’re playing around with and they’ve generated enormous publicity for the brand itself (easily reinforcing its position as one of Australia’s best loved products) and will continue to when this next round of public voting takes place (2 or 3 bites of la publicity cherry). Is all this hoola really going to stop someone replacing their depleted jar of Vegemite next week at Coles and switch to Marmite?

[Whatanews4u.Sports] BBC - Magazine Monitor: Web Monitor: The bus guys have been spending all this money on hardware (bendy buses) and we're like that's so over. Apparently there are some guys at Waterloo Bridge who have crowdsourced their income by asking lots of people for a little bit of money each, maybe I'll stop by and check these guys out."

[World News] 2009: The year in technology: Twitter, crowdsourcing and the reinvention of Apple – some of the Guardian’s technology team looks back at 2009 and pick out their best bits of the noughties

[Entertainment Daily] Donny Osmond diving into radio with syndicated show on heels of ...: Radio Facts http://ow.ly/RpHR; laser 3 programs join public radio stat.. icpchad RT @DrLiaraCovert: Join Steven Hairfield & I, his co-host, on Monk 101--Aware Talk Radio tonight 9h30pm EST- http://bit.ly/5cpMuk; rebatezoo Apple iTunes ... hectorproud Great piece in The Times today on forthcoming Nat Finkelstein / Warhol exhibition @ Idea Generation Gallery - http://bit.ly/8lMP1C; gmc The 100 Best Movies of the Noughties: the best films released in the UK from 2000-2009 ...

[Health Content Advisors] Headline Commentary Jan 1 - Jan 22: David Walt, professor of chemistry at Tufts and chairman of Illumina, provides his top 5 trends to watch in biotech. Optimistic outlook for advances in curing cancer, but thinks that the data management and analysis issues will be a challenge due to the magnitude of data (”Moore’s Law just can’t keep up”).

[Ben Barren - Confessions of a Mad Man] Ben Barren - Confessions of a Mad Man » Which Parasites Can ...: In a land of low innovation, slow moving disadvantage and cosy Kerry 2.0 + Rupert 1.0 oligopolies - what is disappointing but not unexpected is the transition ....

[Katine Chronicles] Crowdsourcing: when reporters meet readers | Katine | guardian.co.uk: Looking into the future one can see at least two potential crowdsourcing developments on the Katine website that will be worth looking out for:- Increased use of searches for solutions to pre-identified problems, versus filtering of unsolicited offers- Increased involvement of AMREF in the crowdsourcing process, especially in defining problems to be crowdsourced. Their greater involvement likely to increase the relevance and use of website to the people in Katine, as distinct from audiences within the UK.

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