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Game distribution platform Steam just announced Greenlight, a system that will allow its users to cast votes to decide which new games will appear on the Steam marketplace. Developers will submit...
Valve's Steam Greenlight launched last week, allowing members of their popular gaming platform and community to vote on games they would like to see appear in the Steam Marketplace. Already,...
Steam Greenlight developers able to use the existing Steam Workshop framework to submit completed and in-development games for consideration on Greenlight. Steam users will then be able to rate the...
SideTaker.com pits two people against each other each giving their side of an argument. The decision of who's right is made by the users, taking out the traditional concept of a judge and...
“For many stores, there is a team that reviews entries and decides what gets past the gates,” Valve writes on the Greenlight website . “We’re approaching this from a different angle: The community...
When video game developer Double Fine raised $3.3 million with its Kickstarter campaign last March, the entire industry took notice, scrambling to harness the crowd’s wisdom and cash. Valve Corporation and GamesPlanet just jumped on the bandwagon, revealing their own crowdsourcing efforts: GamesPlanet Lab and Steam Greenlight.
Pinterest provides a place for brands to listen to followers by watching the Pins and boards that users create about personal interests. Greenlight suggests creating a crowdsourcing opportunity by...
Seth Weinstein writes in with an update on ThinkGeek's recent announcement to let customers have a greater role in product development.
Neighbor.ly takes the current trend of crowdfunding — think Kickstarter — and applies it to community-centric projects. It also provides additional services, like playing a role in the campaigning...
That regret helped inspire Ms. Rivard’s most recent business project: Pursu.it, a crowdfunding website that allows Olympic hopefuls (and other athletes) to seek funding from fans, supporters and...
The SEC’s decision could make it easier for startups to get funding from large swaths of independent investors, rather than a small group of angels or VC firms. With crowd backing comes an army...
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