Business - Written by Danny Williamson on Tuesday, April 29, 2008 16:00 - 1 Comment
Wikinomics in the blogosphere
Another in our ongoing series highlighting the folks who are doing interesting things with or thinking interesting things about Wikinomics out there in the blogosphere.
A very thorough wiki-based definition of the Web 2.0.
A piece by Thomas Hoffman, on whether or not corporate inertia prevents mass collaboration.
Nicola Morelli’s thoughts on design policy – contains some interesting thoughts on the impact of peer production in this space.
An interview with Don and some thoughts on Government 2.0
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I am having some trouble getting to a sensible and down to earth of using a WIKI for nonprofits. I work for Goodwill Industries of Northern Illinois and intuitively believe there is great potential in setting up a WIKI site but I don’t have a solid idea of how and for what I could use it. WIKIs are hard to explain to people and the content is over the place. Any ideas? Thanks.