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This infographic tracing the genesis of the current effort to pass a crowdfunding bill into law in the United States up to where we stand now is a fine illustration and companion for a new two-part editorial on the multiple bills now on Capitol Hill that we're running this week from Crowdsourcing.org founder Carl Esposti. You can read the first post from Carl here.
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Great post on the recent crowdfunding legislation. This is an important bill that would provide much needed capital to small businesses and start-ups in the United States
If you are interested in the crowdfunding topic you should have a look on a new platform launched in Europe that is called http://www.mymicroinvest.com/.