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Robert J. Samuelson – Robert J. Samuelson: How to Bail Out General Motors – washingtonpost.com
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an initial job loss of 2.5 million.
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American production would virtually stop until new supplier arrangements emerged.
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GM already has $48 billion of debt.
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YouTube as a Source of Health Misinformation | Highlight HEALTH 2.0
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with all the reliable health information online, an equal or greater amount of misinformation also exists.
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the trouble with “The Wisdom of Crowds” or “Crowdsourcing” is that a group of people connected by a network doesn’t necessarily mean they will work together as or more effectively than in traditional organizations.
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Phil Baumann 
Kirsti,
Good question. I think there's some overlap between crowdsourcing and wisdom of the crowd. I view crowdsourcing as way to gather ideas or solutions to a problem one person or group has to solve. The wisdom of the crow is a kind of collective result of larger collaborative efforts. That's just a rough stab I'm making.
I suppose the trick with crowd-wisdom is validity. How do we validate the wisdom of the crowd? That's a difficult problem, especially if the crowd is one of the few sources of potential wisdom.
Hmmm, some more thinking on this is worthwhile. Thanks for stopping by.
Phil,
Interesting comment about crowdsourcing….. so is this like a 'harvesting of thoughts' where collaborative work is more like putting collective ideas to work…. I guess I am interested in the distinction….. especially as it pertains to how good ideas rise above the 'not so good' ones….
Kirsti
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