MIT Sloan Innovation and Entrepreneurship Seminar

Explaining Quality in Open Source: Zealots and Good Samaritans in the Case of Wikipedia

Date	Presenter	Talk Title (Paper)	Abstract
09/12/05	Ed Roberts - MIT	Entrepreneurs from Technology-Based Universities: An Empirical First Look	Abstract
09/19/05	No Seminar – MIT Holiday
09/26/05	Sandy Pentland – Media Lab	Leveraging Technology to Map Social Networks	Abstract
10/03/05	Michael Cusumano - MIT	Products or Services: Which is the Better Business Model, in Software and Other Industries?
10/10/05	No Seminar – Columbus Day
10/17/05	Diane Burton - MIT	Founding the Future	Abstract
10/24/05	Gary Dushnitsky - Wharton	Limitations to Inter-organizational Knowledge Acquisition: The Paradox of Corporate Venture Capital	Abstract
10/31/05	Lee Fleming - HBS	Brokerage vs Cohesion and Collaborative Creativity: An Evolutionary Resolution	Abstract
11/07/05	Tom Allen - MIT	Biotechnology Cluster Study
11/14/05	Paroma Sanyal - Brandeis	The Patent Explosions: Quantifying Changes in the Propensity to Patent
11/21/05	David Hsu – Wharton	Knowledge Bridging by Biotechnology Startups	Abstract
11/28/05	David Audretsch - Indiana
12/05/05	Denise Anthony - Dartmouth	Explaining Quality in Open Source: Zealots and Good Samaritans in the Case of Wikipedia
12/12/05	Mary Tripsas – HBS\|MIT