The Wikipedia is the monarch of crowdsourcing. They’ve built their huge online encyclopedia by letting anyone and everyone write the entries and they’ve managed to avoid paying for it. But Robert Scroble (blog: Scrobleiaer) has a blog post last week about the future of crowdsourcing. He suggests that free crowdsourcing could be on the way out thanks to Dave Ingram, the CEO of Brownbook.net. Ingram is paying the crowd to review businesses. There’s even an entrepreneurial aspect to it.
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