Don Tapscott and. Anthony D. Williams, p. cm. Includes index. Contents: The art A new art and science of collaboration is emerging—we call it "wiki- nomics." We're not just talking about creating online encyclopedias and other documents.
commodity. The example is characteristic for what Tapscott and Williams celebrate as Wikinomics – an online economy based on networking, peering, and collaboration. Sound like a good way for earning some money? The shadow side in which Tapscott and Williams are not interested, is that the remuneration is poor.
to 1948, and put it into a file and share it with the world," he said. “Then we'll ask the world to tell us where we're going to find the next six million ounces of gold." McEwen saw this as an opportunity to harness some of the best minds in the industry. Perhaps understandably, the in-house geol- ogists were just a little skeptical.
Wikinomics – the "new art and science of collaboration" – is built on "openness, peering, sharing and acting Don Tapscott and Anthony D. Williams have written an intriguing, necessary and, in some ways, groundbreaking book, that the boundaries of firms, documents and processes are porous. More good people.
Wikinomics and its discontents: a critical analysis of Web 2.0 business manifestos. JOSE VAN DIJCK. DAVID NIEBORG. University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Abstract users. Manifestos such as Wikinomics (Tapscott and Williams) . 'now is the time for action' and therefore they are 'documents of demand,
“Wikinomics" is defined by Don Tapscott and Anthony Williams as “the art and science of mass collaboration"---or “the art and science of peer production." The inspiration, of course, is Wikipedia---the online encyclopedia created by ten thousand volunteer authors, ten times larger than the Encyclopedia. Brittanica, and

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