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James Surowiecki over het keerpunt voor sociale media

Filmed Feb 2005 • Posted Nov 2008TED2005
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James Surowiecki legt de vinger op het moment waarop sociale media een gelijkwaardige rol kregen in de wereld van de nieuwsgaring: de tsunami in 2005, toen het nieuws werd verspreid via filmpjes op YouTube, blogs, MSN en sms. Het waren de sociale media die ontroerende persoonlijke verhalen over de tragedia vastlegden.

James Surowiecki argues that people, when we act en masse, are smarter than we think. He's the author of The Wisdom of Crowds and writes about finance for the New Yorker. Full bio »

Translated into Dutch by Eefje Verhoeven
Reviewed by Els De Keyser
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