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SupporterWall™ gives you the ability to collect donations for any cause or project. Supporters purchase squares on your SupporterWall. The square then displays their chosen photo and link. As...
MoveOn is asking members to take pictures of crumbling bridges, roads, schools, and so forth and send them in to form a giant national “punch list” collage of jobs that need doing. The hope is that...
Flickr enables artists to protect their work with copyrights. The user can then decide if he or she would like All Rights Reserved or Some Rights Reserved. If all rights are reserved, the...
Here are some ideas from NapkinLabs on how to use crowdsourcing for customer service and support: *Brainstorm new opportunities collaboratively with customers, employees, vendors, and...
According to Tikhon Bernstam, co-founder of Parse, a provider of cloud-based services for mobile application developers, they love CrowdFlower’s new, real time image moderation application. He...
Scoopshot: at-a-glance Scoopshot is a free mobile app for iPhone and android devices allowing users to capture and send photos to the media. The service is ‘live’ in Finland,...
It what seems like a natural move for today's increasingly digital media, Helsinki-based Scoopshot has launched video support to its news photo crowdsourcing service. The app allows...
For the past 2 years, Fashism, one of New York City’s fashion startups, has built an online community of over 80,000 users who upload photos of their outfits in order to get realtime feedback,...
Mark’s business is called FoxEye Photo. Family photography shot on location is a great service for young families where the kids can be in their own element. It’s certainly easier when the...
Founded in 2008, Mountain View, Calif.-based start-up Pixazza provides a self-servicing platform allowing users to “…shop for products directly from photos” by clicking them, thanks to a combination of algorithmic technology and of course, crowdsourcing. The start-up’s new approach and cost-per-click advertisement model provides marketers with an extremely targeted, visualized and cost-efficient means of reaching audiences utilizing a large network of product experts and publishers.
Now in alpha, New York-based Supporter Wall is an interactive grid that can be customized and installed on any website, allowing visitors to donate small amounts of money in exchange for their own...
Back in 2006 UK university student Alex Tew raised more than USD 1 million by selling 100-pixel blocks of space on the Million Dollar Homepage. Inspired to bring such capabilities to everyone, Supporter Wall is a site that lets anyone put a like-minded app on their own web page to raise funds for a specific project or accept ongoing donations.
Now in alpha, New York-based Supporter Wall is an interactive grid that can be customized and installed on any website, allowing visitors to donate small amounts of money in exchange for their own spot on the wall. Each time they do, the square they purchase displays the photo and link of their choice; the funds they pay, meanwhile, go to the wall owner's PayPal account.
Have you ever wanted to accept donations and tell everyone who has supported your site or something else. Well now you can! Supporter Wall lets you accept donations and tell everyone who has donated. It is really simple to use and a brilliant idea.
StartupLi.st had the awesome opportunity to ask Sarah Cooper, the co-founder of Supporter Wall, a few questions about her new startup. Supporter Wall allows you to collect donations and showcase people who have donated! Keep reading on with this amazing interview.
Lotsa Helping Hands is a free, private, web-based communities for organizing friends, family, and colleagues – your ‘circles of community’ – during times of need. Families in crisis are often...
WildlifeDirect is a place for conservationists to raise funds for their work anyone to give any amount of money to support conservation of endangered wildlife in Africa, Asia and South America...
Rawporter is helping everyday people cash in on being at the right place at the right time. We connect the media and the masses by building an on-demand mobile news force to capture events as they...
Scoopshot makes smartphone owners photographers for media companies. Users can take newsworthy photos and send them to the service through the Scoopshot mobile app and sell them at a set price....
Holiday resident and creator of a website that promotes environmentally friendly living in the Tampa Bay area, Eric Stewart, has created a project on Kickstarter. He’s attempting to rally...
Clay Shirky is an American writer, consultant and teacher on the social and economic effects of Internet technologies — at least, according to Wikipedia, the crowdsourced encyclopedia for which he serves as an advisor. Shirky is also the author of Here Comes Everybody (2008) and Cognitive Surplus (2010), two books examining the results, ramifications and potential of aggregated individual action.
Crowdsourcing.org recently spoke with web guru Clay Shirky about the JOBS Act, which President Obama signed into law on April 5. In the transcript — available after the jump — Shirky explains why he “would love to be able to offer essentially wholehearted support of the crowdfunding law,” but has several reservations about the regulatory relief embedded in the bill. (Spoiler: A lot comes down to the SEC’s interpretation of the law, which is ostensibly scheduled to conclude in the first few days of 2013.) Shirky also discusses Kickstarter’s present dominance in the crowdfunding space, the vagaries of pre-JOBS Act law in relation to crowdfunding, and the effect of the JOBS Act on the current startup ecosystem and traditional venture capital.
Tackable is a photo assignment and sharing platform. Anyone can create assignments asking for specific photos, which their followers complete using the iPhone app. Tackable also supports video...
Founded in 2010, the industry website, Crowdsourcing.org, is a neutral organization dedicated solely to crowdsourcing and crowdfunding. As one of the most influential and credible authorities in the crowdsourcing space, Crowdsourcing.org is recognized worldwide for its intellectual capital, crowdsourcing and crowdfunding practice expertise and unbiased thought leadership.
