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Here are seven blog posts about the value of crowdsourcing. It's broken down into seven different aspects.

Journalism student paraphrasing an address given to the school by Jeff Howe about journalism and crowdsourcing.

This site claims to be the #1 site for crowdsourcing news. They've got some interesting stuff here.

Follow Jeff Howe on Twitter @Crowdsourcing

The author imagines the future role of the crowd in politics. Not very imaginative but it's something I've been thinking about.

Crowdsourcing the choir--from what I understand, recordings of the separate parts were released to the general public, who could upload videos of themselves singing a part of their choice. Then Eric Whitacre and his team put this together. Voila.

Looks like Jeff Howe does have a blog. This link was on his twitter account

This is specifically for crowdsourcing. It seems like the first step toward what is describe in Rainbows End. The idea of this type of social network is kind of exciting.

Kind of goofy video but its short and explains the jist of crowdsourcing quickly.

Hey this is a link to Jeff Howe's blog it has interesting ideas about some of the things that we have been talking about in class.

James Joyce's Ulysses will be tweeted by a large number of participants in the crowd on Bloomsday June 16. Follow the project @11ysses

A simple explanation of the wisdom of crowds.

Site that brings readers, writers, and editors together to collaborate.