[WikiEN-l] Wikipedia case study (GFDL!) from Harvard Business School

[MacGyverMagic/Mgm]

Congratulations to Harvard. They actually make sense, although the
conclusion is kinda pointless. If you know what happens in advance there's
no point in joining the discussion.

Mgm


On 2/1/07, Samuel Klein <meta.sj at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
> http://courseware.hbs.edu/public/cases/wikipedia/
>
> The Harvard Business School is famous for its case studies.  Two of its
> professors put out a case study on Wikipedia, and the history of the
> Enterprise 2.0 article (a new term championed by one of the case study
> authors; the article was written by others who use the term).
>
> I have a cameo as the admin who recommends starting a new AfD discussion.
>
> The whole study is released under the GFDL, though it will be available
> for sale via CD as per usual with new case studies.
>
> Don't forget the check out the exhibits, which are fascinating.
>
> --SJ
>
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