Business, Featured - Written by Denis Hancock on Monday, June 2, 2008 11:12 - 1 Comment
An open invitation for guest bloggers
Do you have a great “wikinomics in action” story to tell? Have the principles of wikinomics changed your life/ business / favorite hobby in some way? Do you have an interesting perspective on wikinomics that you’d like to share with our readers? If so, in the spirit of how mass collaboration changes everything, we are opening up an invitation to our community for guest bloggers that are interested in being published on this site. All you have to do is send your post (or idea for a post) to me through the “contact us” link on the right hand side of the page, and if it meets our criteria (mainly on topic, interesting, and well-written) we can get the process started.
We look forward to hearing your stories – and more importantly giving you a chance to tell them to our community of readers!
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[...] Several weeks ago we invited people to contact us if they were interested in being a guest blogger on wikinomics (and importantly, if they had an interesting story to tell). Today we are pleased to present our first guest blogger, Stewart Mader, the author of Wikipatterns (which Amazon just so happens to report is most frequently bought with wikinomics). Below is the first of a four-part series by Stewart that we will be publishing over the next few weeks: [...]