A recent study of Fortune and Global 250 companies found that only 10% of CIOs are actively involved in social activities. Can non-social CIOs affect social business change?READ MORE›
People, meet Beepl. It launched to the general public yesterday in the online expertise-sharing/question-and-answer sphere after a short private test runREAD MORE›
"We are no longer a general purpose search engine," Kavanaugh tells us. Instead, Ask.com uses proprietary, semantic search technology to deliver answers from its own content banks, community, experts, and from all over the web. READ MORE›
Discovery Channel is getting into the question-and-answers website game today with Curiosity.com. It's glossy, media-rich, curated rather than crowdsourced. And possibly doomed.READ MORE›
Not a day passes us by where someone isn't analyzing Instagram's rise to imaging stardom or Quora's domination of social engagement around questions and answers. Did the world need another imaging application?READ MORE›
It's not just what gets answered here, but who's doing the answering. No matter what your question, Charlie Cheever, Adam D'Angelo, and the Quora team are confident you'll find an expert answer on their site.READ MORE›
Amazon's Mechanical Turk human computing system is a handy way to get repetitive tasks done cheaply, quickly, and in ways that code can't compete with. But is the Turk being used to perpetrate massive amounts of spam? New research suggests yes.READ MORE›
In the past few years, the quirky genius of Metafilter, which lets you pose a question to the community and allows anyone to answer, has blossomed into a full-on industry. These days, there's Hunch, Yahoo Answers, Aardvark, Quora, and ...READ MORE›
A new online service expedites the process of finding attorneys and legal advice. Here's why it could upend the most basic practices of an entire profession.READ MORE›
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