AFTER Kenya's disputed election in 2007 Ory Okolloh, a local lawyer and blogger, kept hearing accounts of atrocities. State media were not interested. Private newspapers lacked the money and ...

Wikinomics by Don Tapscott and Anthony D. Williams looks at how companies are beginning to use mass collaboration of knowledge to gain success. Citing many examples of successful and surprising ...

Writing in The Wall Street Journal about "Macrowikinomics," by Don Tapscott and Anthony Williams, Information Age columnist Gordon Crovitz says government has failed to make use of the Web to ...

What Wikinomics is about is what’s the next step. And the next step is that this is not about gardening, or hooking up online, or downloading videos.

Here we continue our analysis of <italic>Wikinomics: How Mass Collaboration Changes Everything</italic> (co-authored by Don Tapscott) with a look at peer production. (See first post here.

You don't need to have a Facebook account, or to have edited a Wikipedia entry, to understand that the Web is in another highly disruptive period. Online tools under the rubric Web 2.0 are ...

And once again we come to a post on co-author Don Tapscott's Wikinomics: How Mass Collaboration Changes Everything. This Wikinomics series has just two posts to go; savor it while you can.

'Wikinomics" and mass collaboration's role in creating business innovation bring to mind an episode of the old hit comedy TV show Seinfeld. It's the one where self-loathing George turns his life ...

Wikinomics is important because in today’s global economy, competition can come from anyone and anywhere. Rapid scientific and technological advances are among the key reasons why openness is ...

Collaborative content generation is all the rage on the web. Now the open principles of Wikipedia are being applied to commercial consultancy. Robert Gray reports on a potential HR revolution.

Collaborative content generation is all the rage on the web. Now the open principles of Wikipedia are being applied to commercial consultancy. Robert Gray reports on a potential HR revolution.

WIKINOMICS: HOW MASS COLLABORATION CHANGES EVERYTHING by Don Tapscott and Anthony D. Williams (Portfolio), 336 pages, $32.50 cloth. Rating: NNNN Rating: NNNN Between snippets of Super Bowl ...