Concepts, Theories, and Cases of Crowdsourcing

This chapter contains sections titled: Drawing Boundaries, Commonly Considered to Be Crowdsourcing—but Technically Not Crowdsourcing, Crowdsourcing's Underpinnings, Crowdsourcing in Action

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Published inCrowdsourcing p. 1
Main Author Brabham, Daren C
Format Book Chapter
LanguageEnglish
Published United States MIT Press 2013
The MIT Press
SeriesMIT Press Essential Knowledge
Subjects
Applied sciences
Behavioral sciences
Business
Business structures
Communication systems
Communications technology
Communities
Computer engineering
Computer science
Computer software
Consumer goods industries
Crowdsourcing
Digital communication systems
Economic disciplines
Economics
Finance
Financial economics
Funding
Group mind
Human societies
Industrial sectors
Industry
Internet
Locus of control
Manufacturing industries
Online communities
Open source software
Personality
Personality psychology
Personality theories
Psychology
Social capital
Social groups
Social psychology
Sociology
Technology
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Summary:This chapter contains sections titled: Drawing Boundaries, Commonly Considered to Be Crowdsourcing—but Technically Not Crowdsourcing, Crowdsourcing's Underpinnings, Crowdsourcing in Action
ISBN:0262518473
9780262518475