crowdsourcing

Crowdsourcing has led to some interesting experiments in the past.

Crowdsourcing has often been used in the past as a competition in order to discover a solution.

Crowdsourcing has also been used for gathering language-related data.

Hampton organized the crowdsourcing of an anti-Drug War policy statement.

The concept of crowdsourcing has given way to the trend of user-generated advertisements.

Implicit crowdsourcing can take two forms: standalone and piggyback.

Implicit crowdsourcing is less obvious because users do not necessarily know they are contributing, yet can still be very effective in completing certain tasks.

With this film they have ventured into a new mode of production involving crowdsourcing, a concept that had not been explored before in Indian cinema.

YouCut has been considered a use of Crowdsourcing.

Then comes the crowdsourcing.

Jeff Howe of CrowdSourcing wrote an interesting dossier on the matter.

Wired Magazine story about "Crowdsourcing," June 2006.

"Finding Talent Through Crowdsourcing."

A Swift Pleasure Main A New View on Crowdsourcing "

This crowdsourcing allows the Waze community to report navigation and mapping errors and traffic accidents simply by running the app while driving.

With explicit crowdsourcing, users can evaluate particular items like books or webpages, or share by posting products or items.

Why the contradiction in the audience applauding wildly for a speaker who bemoaned how crowdsourcing has killed indie rock, punk rock and art itself?

Massett, a Jacksonville native who managed a movie theater in Minnesota, raised $102,450 via online crowdsourcing and private loans.

Crowdsourcing has become the popular choice over small and medium advertising agencies, since it makes available a larger variety of options at a comparatively low cost of design.

Howe, J. (2006) The Rise of Crowdsourcing, Wired Magazine, June 2006.

In 2010, James started Jumper Cable Films, a crowdsourcing or grassroots-funded production company to launch its flagship film Onward, Amazing People!

A good example of implicit crowdsourcing is the ESP game, where users guess what images are and then these labels are used to tag Google images.

Unique amongst its competition, Multiven is dedicated to ensuring customer choice in services through the global crowdsourcing and application of expert knowledge, delivered through flexible managed services-as-a-utility.

Crowdsourcing has been gamified in games like Foldit, a game designed by the University of Washington which allows players to compete to manipulate proteins into more efficient structures.

The Complete Idiot's Guide to Crowdsourcing: Tap the Power of Many to Get Things Done, Alpha/Penguin, 2011.