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The Suspicious Activity Reporting Application is exactly what it sounds like. See something that looks like a violation of the law, no matter how insignificant? Snap a pic, tag it with GPS, and...
Founder Julia LeStage tells that each crowdsourced Weathermob report attracts an average of 2.5 comments. Within the app, you can see local weather reports in your location, or search for reports...
Thus, the true potential of the Missed Jobs Report goes beyond the reporting of job losses to demonstrating that crowdsourcing can be used to change the way we evaluate government policies and to...
Wired Magazine called HARO “crowdsourcing for news” because HARO fields upwards of 220 queries a day from 30,000 reporters and bloggers and filters them to more than 150,000 sources. Success...
They were inspired by some recent efforts by UNAIDS, that used crowdsourcing to develop their youth strategy on HIV and AIDS, and the World Bank’s use of a wiki to develop a youth a report on youth...
So in a bid to keep the site going a Kickstarter campaign has been launched to crowdfund $40,000 to take on paid interns to continue to run the site. "We want to train journalism students...
Here are four ideas about how to use it for business reporting: 1. Stumble onto stories. 2. Follow locals. 3. Identify complexities and stakeholders. 4. Crowdsource.
This is no small task: They plan to hire a reporter in each state to do ground-level reporting and compile information for the index as well write stories. Where they hope to transform the...
In this report, Mutopo explores data from a sample of almost one hundred creative challenges from organizations like Disney, Mini, Samsung, GE, Amazon, the City of New York as well as a number of...
With Weddar and through crowdsourcing people helping each other with accurate and personal reports into a powerful output thing.
This isn’t necessarily new to Vancouver. In 1994, a riot started when the Canucks lost to the New York Rangers in the Stanley Cup finals. But this time, social media platforms like Twitter are...
OnTheSnow is the world's most visited ski/snowboard portal. The site is visited by over 9.6 million unique skiers and snowboarders a year, and is published in 14 countries. The company also...
Popular sports blogs are getting in on the YouTube original channel action, too. Sites like Bleacher Report and SB Nation, crowdsourced sports sites that allow average joes to write columns...
Using the service (StreetViolence.org), the user located a place on a map and reports details of a violent crime that took place, perhaps a mugging, or some other crime or act of violence. The user...
The crowdsourcing website notes: “there has been a long history of Ethiopians and other migrant workers being abused in the Middle East, which sometimes results in suicide, kidnapping, enforced...
Spain-based Spotfav has combined the idea of crowdsourcing weather reports with webcam technology to create a new weather reporting platform. Spotfav aims to provide weather reports for...
From using Twitter to gather information and report it, to raising funds from foundations for serious reporting projects, to hiring researchers and academics to analyse big data, to organising...
Get.com launched a redesign of its ecommerce platform to combine the best of the many disparate Web experiences into a “crowdsourced, free Consumer Reports.” The result is that users can search...
While performance will always be the determinant of true corporate responsibility, AMD’s new approach seeks to engage more people in the conversation, which in turn will help drive even better...
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Every day, HARO brings nearly 30,000 reporters and bloggers, over 100,000 news sources and thousands of small businesses together to tell their stories, promote their brands and sell their products...
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