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His idea: crowd-source all the decisions in the winemaking process to the winery's Facebook fans who "like" the winery's page.
Mary Orlin: Turning Winemaking Over to Facebook Fans Mary Orlin 2011
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His idea: crowd-source all the decisions in the winemaking process to the winery's Facebook fans who "like" the winery's page.
Mary Orlin: Turning Winemaking Over to Facebook Fans Mary Orlin 2011
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And I only paraphrase King slightly.11.30am: Have I mentioned that you should enter the Guardian's exciting Iowa Caucus Prediction contest – help us crowd-source the Iowa caucus result and win fabulous* prizes.
Iowa GOP caucus 2012: Romney, Santorum and Paul sprint to the finish 2012
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His idea: crowd-source all the decisions in the winemaking process to the winery's Facebook fans who "like" the winery's page.
Mary Orlin: Turning Winemaking Over to Facebook Fans Mary Orlin 2011
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There are legitimate concerns that software companies have in this area, but I suspect that they can best be addressed by internal PTO processes to crowd-source for prior art and be vigilant about obviousness.
Gary Lauder: Patently Absurd or: How to Go From the World's Best Patent System to Worse-Than-Most in a Single Step Gary Lauder 2011
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Why not deploy online forums and polls to learn what people at the work-face think are important, to gauge reactions to your policies and plans, or ‘crowd-source’ innovative ideas to seemingly intractable problems?
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And foundations have given rise to crowd-source grant-making, as I've discussed in previous blogs.
Jane Wales: Gladwell vs. Kanter: Can Revolution be Tweeted? Jane Wales 2010
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Global Voices in English » Iranian officials ‘crowd-source’ protester identities
Global Voices in English » Iranian officials ‘crowd-source’ protester identities 2009
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Perhaps not surprisingly, with an iPod Nano at stake, the Asite survey was the most popular item generating almost as many replies as the rest of the topics put together, and stimulating some additional feedback on potential system improvements – an example of how firms can ‘crowd-source’ ideas about their products from their end-users.
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His idea: crowd-source all the decisions in the winemaking process to the winery's Facebook fans who "like" the winery's page.
Mary Orlin: Turning Winemaking Over to Facebook Fans Mary Orlin 2011
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