We've seen the Wikipedia model applied to car design, a video dictionary and an online publishing platform. The latest? Foodista, an online cooking encyclopedia whose recipes can be edited by anyone. Launched late last year, Seattle-based Foodista is a... (...)
With consumers' purse strings tightened by the recession, we've seen the emergence of a variety of alternatives to the full-service restaurant. Cooking classes, semi-cooking options, home-cooked...
Almost a year ago we wrote about the Yellow Treehouse, the pop-up restaurant created by the publisher of the New Zealand Yellow Pages to prove that all the suppliers for any project can be found...
