Crowdsourcing may work for Wikipedia, but few commercial companies have figured out how to make it work for them. The basic concept is to get outsiders, preferably customers, to swarm together to ...

Kluster takes the idea of crowdsourcing-- think Wikipedia for businesses -- and adds a market-like incentive to motivate contributers into collaborating. Kluster has its own economy; the currency is ...

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How’s kluster doing this week at the TED conference? I’ve read a bunch of blog posts from the event, and no one’s mentioned them. But here’s a snazzy article in Business Week about Ben Kaufman. It ...

Kluster, the crowd sourcing startup that launched earlier this year, has introduced support for new private Klusters designed to help groups manage decision making. Each Kluster offers users a chance ...

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What the hell does a product-design site like Kluster have in common with a community-filtered news service like Digg? They both use vibrant communities of enthusiastic—and perhaps overly ...