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Citizen media initiatives are a hot topic in the media, and the new project, christened Assignment Zero, was widely reported. The New York Times gave it a lengthy, if skeptical, treatment. Would the crowd prove too tough to manage, the reporter asked?
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This project offers any willing contributor the chance to do the work of a reporter, writer, researcher or editor in a joint investigation by Wired and NewAssignment.Net. When Assignment Zero ends, NewAssignment.Net will publish the results -- articles, interviews and assorted data.
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zero assignment programming. A property of a programming language in which there are no variables but only functions. See also single assignment. ...
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Encyclopedia article about zero assignment. Information about zero assignment in the Columbia Encyclopedia, Computer Desktop Encyclopedia, computing dictionary. ... zero assignment - A property of a programming language in which there are no variables but only functions. See also single assignment.
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<programming> A property of a programming language in which there are no variables but only functions. ... See also single assignment. ... Nearby terms: ZERO « zero « Zero and Add Packed « zero assignment » zero-content » Zero Insertion Force » zeroth...
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Definition of zero assignment from the online medical dictionary hosted by mondofacto. ... online medical dictionary | definition of zero assignment...
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As powazek.com readers know, I participated in Assignment Zero’s Interview Week over the last few months. Jeff Howe, who coined the word “crowdsourcing,” has a piece in Wired today with the provocative headline: Did Assignment Zero Fail?
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Today's a twofer: The New York Times' David Carr writes about Assignment Zero in his column, "The Media Equation." I edited David a few times at the now defunct Inside.com (It shined brightly but briefly). If memory serves, he could recall obscure circulation figures on certain newspapers and magazines from memory.
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A Look Back and Lessons Learned--Jeff Howe's Assignment Zero post-mortem--I noted that Jeff mentions the importance of participation, but doesn't mention either myself nor Amanda Michel, and our key roles in keeping people interested and active with Assignment Zero....
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