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With increased pressure to innovate, some companies are turning to crowdsourcing to find new ideas. However, many crowdsourcing efforts fall short of expectations or are abandoned. For example, Amazon's crowdsourced movie script submission system was shut down after failing to attract scripts with global appeal. was a product invention startup that went bankrupt after trying unsuccessfully to crowdsource its entire product development process. There is a common misconception that there is only one approach to crowdsourcing, but asking.