The future of work

Written by David Bratvold.

Net:Work 2010 is taking place today in San Francisco and is filled with speakers focusing on the future models of labor.  The first half of the day has seen a large focus on cloud labor’s increasing presence in today’s companies.

Pt 2: UK Film Festival Discusses Crowdsourcing in Film

Written by Ramon Youseph.

The fifth annual Contertainment (part of Bristol’s Encounters International Film Festival) event got under way on Friday 19th November 2010, with Andy Baker of MOFILMS and Wunder Brueger from Phillips talking about their crowdsourcing projects, which seemed to emphasize  the business advantages of crowdsourcing film. Eventually the discussion looked more towards the opportunities crowdsourcing and crowdfunding can offer the filmmaker with Caspar Delaney of Ridley Scott Associates (RSA) sharing his views on the advantages of crowdsourcing for filmmakers.

UK Film Festival Examines Crowdsourcing in Film - Pt1

Written by Ramon Youseph.

This year marks the 16th annual Encounters International Film Festival, examining, reviewing and celebrating everything relating to the short film. As part of the festival Bristol based WÖNKY film organises and chairs Contentertainment, an event that examines the latest innovative ways in which short films are used to engage digital audiences. Currently in its fifth year, Friday’s event (11/19), held at the Watershed Media Centre in Bristol, focused on the increased use of crowdsourcing and crowdfunding in film production and posed a contentious issue: is crowdsourcing a form of mass exploitation or a unique opportunity for unrealised talent? Speaking at the event was Andy Baker, CEO and co-founder of MOFILMS, Wunder Brueger, PR Director for electronics giant Phillips, producer Caspar Delaney from Ridley Scott Associates (RSA), and writer/director Ian Weatherby from Anchovy Films.

MSNBC breaks news with crowdsourcing

Written by Julie Blair Pitts.

When Michael van Poppel of BNO News drove some of the innovation behind “real-time” breaking news, he had no idea where that might lead.  MSNBC took over @breakingnews last year, and ushered in the next step in live, breaking news coverage through crowdsourced photos and video links.

The Daily Crowdsource launches new community

Written by David Bratvold.

In an effort to enhance the crowdsourcing industry, The Daily Crowdsource is launching a new community submitted news section. The community news section is powered by Kapost, an online crowdsourced newsroom, and allows our crowd to add relevant news directly to this site. This is one of a string of updates planned for Daily Crowdsource's near future.

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