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ReadWriteWeb posted a critique of Knewsroom, a site that proposes to let users invest by proposing stories they find topical — and pay out if they’re newsworthy. Neat. But probably a bit slow: In the end, it’s the site’s slogan that sets it up for failure… The best news isn’t up to the minute — it’s up to you.

Thank you to everybody who came and celebrated our first ever MashBash! Over 400 Mashable VIPs and a beyond-sold-out crowd rocked Webster Hall Friday night with Grandmaster Flash. I hope you all had as much fun as I did, and feel free to tag the 400+ photos taken that night by our amazing photographer Leora Zellman either in our Facebook Page or through our Flickr Photo Set.

CROWD-SOURCE DESIGN SITE KLUSTER LAUNCHES DIGG COMPETITOR CALLED KNEWSROOM [CROWD SOURCING] May 15th, 2008 What the inferno does a product-design locate same Kluster impact in ordinary with a community-filtered programme assist same Digg? They both ingest spirited communities of enthusiastic—and perhaps too opinionated—people to attain decisions.

Crowd-Source Design Site Kluster Launches Digg Competitor Called Knewsroom [Crowd Sourcing] Posted on May 16th, 2008 by . Filed in Design, crowd sourcing, Digg, Kluster, knewsroom, mophie, mstation. No comments yet.

Crowd-Source Design Site Kluster Launches Digg Competitor Called Knewsroom 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 opinionated—people to make decisions.

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 opinionated—people to make decisions.

Knewsroom, the crowdsourced online newsource has just launched in beta. From their website: “Knewsroom™ is a community-directed news publication where not only do you have a voice—you get paid to use it. “The Knews” gets published every morning, featuring the previous day’s top stories in Politics, Business, Technology, Design, Sports, and Entertainment.

I read about Kluster a few months ago and happened on the site again today from their new project, knewsroom. After viewing the video on Kluster about what’s been going on with the company, knewsroom makes sense. Kluster’s new tagline is “stop telling people what’s new, and starting asking them what’s next”.

Knewsroom, a new service from Kluster that is described as “a community- directed news publication,” has brought its people-powered invention to launch. In mid April, Adam reported of Kluster’s plans for a Knewsroom debut, and now, the site has gone live. The concept of Knewsroom is pretty simple.

Kluster switched directions today and launched Knewsroom. “our product is not nearly as cool as our process, lets ditch the product and make the processes our business” founder Ben Kaufman said in a video he posted to YouTube.