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Here are two companies who are doing cool things with crowdsourced online advertising in the video space: Poptent calls itself a “social network around crowdsourcing video”. They allow their...
Here is a quick guide to producing crowdsourced videos using video contests: 1. Before You Begin a. Plan Ahead b. Be a Video Director c. Legal d. Pick a Prize 2. Get the...
Stroome is the world’s most comprehensive collaborative online video editing community. A place where anyone with a camera and a point of view can polish, publish and promote their content to a...
Veokami offers tools for finding, adding and automatically sorting through and formatting different moments of an event. The platform crawls YouTube looking for videos of a specific event, or...
The result of these creations is a healthy relationship; and the key to having successful ‘virals’ it touching topics & ideas that matter the most: It’s personal. It represents the passion of...
Canon revealed the music video last week at the International Consumer Electronics Show, and distributed it on the company's Facebook page and Hancock's website. The PR team also...
Crowdcontent Founder and CEO, Clayton Lainsbury, describes how to make a compelling explainer video to promote your company, product or service. Throughout the article, he relates to the creation...
Anyone can create an account and upload a product video to VideoDeals.com, which is now in beta. Then, using the site’s tagging technology, they can place interactive “buy” tags on the items they...
While approach is similar among the handful of video crowdsourcing partners in the market, each possess unique features in achieving crowdsourced video success. Here are five factors to consider...
Here are some tips on how to save your video contest from embarrassment or failure: 1. Avoid Changing the Deadline 2. Sweeten the Deal 3. Ask Yourself: Is Your Contest Really in Trouble?...
Hine challenged Zooppa's global community of creative talent to produce ads promoting his debut novel Russell Wiley is Out to Lunch - an edgy corporate satire that reflects on the challenges...
To produce a crowdsourced video, the following is a 4-step guide: 1. Coordination on Social Media In crowdsourcing content, there is always space for social media, whether it will be...
When Mercedes-Benz asked Facebook fans what stunts they wanted filmed while on set for the new commercial promoting the 2012 C63 AMG Coupe and the C63 AMG Sedan, the requests came flooding in....
Now, in this campaign, consumers will be able to record personalized music videos uploaded onto social media platforms. Users are invited to suggest things that frustrate them in daily life, and...
Think of YouTube’s Video Creation Marketplace as a kind of “controlled crowdsourcing:” Businesses can go to this community of YouTube users to find the right people to create and promote their...
“Expert” opinion is highly sought after but, in the nascent industry of crowdsourcing, the bias of experience lies with the crowdsourcing platform owners and their teams and maybe the odd crowdsourcing consultancy. Credible “buy-side” views from the users’ of crowdsourcing are appreciated for their candor and objectivity.
In this post, the first of a two-part article, Crowdsourcing.org interviews Tom Masterman of Dialogue Earth about their decision to experiment with the crowdsourcing of educational science videos. In part 1 of this post, Masterman talks about the issues associated with the decision on whether or not to crowdsource a video project around the issues of control, quality, cost and time to set-up.
In the first part of Crowdsourcing.org's interview with Dialogue Earth's Tom Masterman, we discussed issues related to the often-difficult decision whether or not to crowdsource the creation of video content. Part two of our interview focuses on considerations needed once the decision is made to move forward on a crowdsourcing project.
In this piece, Masterman answers Crowdsourcing.org’s questions on the issues of time to execute, project phases, and worker incentives and managing the interaction with the creative crowd.
Putting the fact that it's promotional for Chrome aside, "The Johnny Cash Project" is a really a remarkable piece of work, drawn together from a lot of talented people. Each Cash...
Jarden Consumer Solutions marks the first user of the Zooppa Facebook App, which can be installed on brand pages as a tab. Through this collaboration, the company hopes to draw the attention of...
“One of those few opportunities is being stuck in a dark auditorium, consuming entertainment, having no choice of whitening out a brand on screen, or using a DVR to fast-forward,” Seetharaman says....
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.
