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Manipulation of the Crowd: How Trustworthy Are Online Ratings?: Scientific American

Posted on July 11, 2010 by John Moberg — Leave a comment

Manipulation of the Crowd: How Trustworthy Are Online Ratings?: Scientific American. New concerns about customer reviews on websites. Wisdom of crowds may not be wise at all, in certain cases.

Tagged with: crowd, Influence, trust
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