USA Today: 'Mass collaboration could change way companies operate'

USA Today features an article on Wikinomics and Mass Collaboration:
Mass collaboration could change way companies operate

Several new articles

Several new articles covering wikinomics, peer production, crowdsourcing and open innovation have been published this week:


Crowdsourcing:

• CBS News: Blogger Tom DeLay Drops Hammer On Liberals
• Los Angeles Times: Reporting's mass appeal
• The Globe and Mail: Crowdsourcing: Where you, too, can have your say

Open Innovation:

• Financial Express: Rockefeller revolutionary
• Industry Week: Consumer Products Companies Best Practices -- A Team Effort
• Boston Business Journal: InnoCentive launches nonprofit unit
  

Peer Production:

• The Indianapolis Star: Education revolution for the 21st century
• Re-public: The promise of the commons
  

Wikinomics:

• Chicago Tribune: Tech titles cover the gamut of learning
  

Business Week: Innovation & Design Books 2006

Wikinomics (by Don Tapscott and Anthony D. Williams) and Open Business Models (by Henry Chesbrough) are among the Best Innovation and Design Books for 2006 (nominated by BusinessWeek)

"Roadmap for Open ICT Ecosystems"

The Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard Law School has published a Roadmap for Open ICT Ecosystems:
They describe it as

"a user-friendly guide for policymakers and technologists offerings tools for understanding, creating, and sustaining open information and communication technologies ecosystems."

Interview: Dan Farber talks to Don Tapscott

Wikinomics and mass collaboration by ZDNet's Dan Farber -- During a presentation at the Web 2.0 Summit, author and consultant Don Tapscott previewed some the highlights from his forthcoming book, Wikinomics: How Mass Collaboration Changes Everything. He views the next phase of the Web as about mass collaboration and harnessing the power of self organization. It will have a profound change in way companies innovate, [...]