Crowdsourcing is the ultimate form of handing control back to the people. Indeed it is this type of Glasnost that some people believe will be the way business manage to continue operating in the future. Here’s a cracking example which could save the motor industry. A new independent car company is rising from the ashes [...]
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I’m not a historian or an archaeologist but like alot of other people (1000 people queued to get into the Birmingham museum on Friday afternoon according to the Times!) I’m finding the stories coming out around the treasure trove, that has been found by a chap with a metal detector in a Staffordshire field, amazing! [...]
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So did April 2nd 2009 herald such ground breaking change as it really felt? I’ve no idea, and feel I’m sure as most people feel, that no one actually knows what the outcomes will be as a result of such a reduclous figure as $1 trillion dollars being thrust into needy hands. One thing is [...]
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