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CrowdfundingThomas Vass of The Private Capital Market writes in once again to describe how capital and knowledge flow within communities, and to explain how geography affects crowdfunding. The first part of the article is here.
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Distributed Knowledge, Open InnovationSimultaneously orchestrated events, early evening tonight in San Francisco and what will equate to lunchtime tomorrow in Sydney, “The Future of Crowdsourcing Summit 2010” marks the second major crowdsourcing event in just under one month.
This summit, produced by the Insight Exchange and chaired by Ross Dawson, Chairman of the Future Exploration Network will be unique, as video and social media will be used to orchestrate a coordinated event across two continents. Sessions will be facilitated across both locations with panel speakers present in both geographies.
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document Crowd Creativity“This community based ‘crowd-sourcing’ approach to digital mapping could soon overtake commercial map providers in both the quality of the data and the speed of updates,” he said. “This local...
document Crowd Creativity, Distributed KnowledgeThis paper opened by setting out a number of examples of the uses of vernacular geography in examples of putative information systems, and argued that such geographies were not often captured by...
document Crowdfunding
Researchers examine a crowdfunding setting that connects unsigned artists with investors over the internet for financing the production of recorded music. The average distance between artists...
document Crowdfunding
Drawing on a dataset of nearly 47,000 projects with combined funding over $198M, this paper offers an initial description of the underlying dynamics of success and failure among crowdfunded...
CrowdfundingThomas Vass of The Private Capital Market writes in once again to describe how capital and knowledge flow within communities, and to explain how geography affects crowdfunding.
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site Open Innovation / Idea GenerationIdeaCrossing is an Internet resource available to all individuals and organizations with an interest in supporting and promoting entrepreneurial activity. It is intended to help Entrepreneurs find...
site Crowd Creativity / DesigncrowdSpring is helping thousands of businesses. It lets one to work with dozens of talented graphic designers at once and choose from an average of 110 original concepts for custom logo design, web...
document CrowdfundingThe following conclusions were drawn out from the study:
Investment patterns over time are independent of geographic distance between entrepreneur and investor after controlling for the...
Distributed Knowledge, Open Innovation
For those that think that crowdsourcing is about logo design competitions the debate continues about whether crowdsourcing is in fact just a fad – an exploitation of underpaid workers that will fade quickly once the perception of novelty is gone. There are others however, that have figured that there is more to crowdsourcing and that it has the potential to stir things up. So why is this and what are we talking about? I recently met with Dwayne Spradlin, President and CEO of InnoCentive who shared his strategic vision for the company.
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document Crowd Creativity, Distributed KnowledgeCrowdsourcing is the new form of teamwork.
Crowdsource online and you’ll find a wealth of talent out there to do the work for you at a reasonable price. Outsource your project to a community of...
site Distributed Knowledge / HistoryPleiades gives scholars, students, and enthusiasts worldwide the ability to use, create, and share historical geographic information about the Greek and Roman World in digital form. So, browse,...
document Crowd Creativity
Based on Leslie Bradshaw's slide presentation, the 4 things startups need to know about design and working with designers are as follows:
1. Design needs a strategic leadership role and...
site Crowd Creativity / PhotographyThe Hidden Journeys Project is the Royal Geographical Society's public engagement programme to turn the international flying experience into a fascinating exploration of the people, places and...
blog Distributed KnowledgeThanks to the combined efforts of the San Francisco History Center and the David Rumsey Map Collection, this historic glimpse of San Francisco in the years leading up to the devastating 1906...
site Distributed Knowledge / MapsOpenStreetMap is a free editable map of the whole world. It is made by people like you.
OpenStreetMap allows you to view, edit and use geographical data in a collaborative way from anywhere on...
site Distributed Knowledge / MapsGoogle Map Maker allows any person to add and update geographic information for millions of users to see in Google Maps and Google Earth. By sharing information about the places each person know,...