Tag Archives: crowdsourcing

Videos From One Day on Earth

Written by Peter. Posted on January 19, 2011. No comments.
No, this isn’t the Ridley Scott film that was hyped on YouTube. Planning for the project, known as One Day on Earth, began two years ago which included coordinating thousands of people around the world to film a day in their life on 10.10.10, and then creating a full-length film out of it. Beyond that, [...]

@Audiodraft crowdsources original music

Written by jewel. Posted on October 1, 2010. No comments.
AudioDraft is hopping on the crowdsourcing bandwagon, leveraging a contest-model as a platform for helping musicians collaborate online.  Hailing from Finland, the founders of the company have developed a platform that allows businesses or individuals holding a composition-contest on their site.  They use open source technology as a way to help musicians collaborate online easily; [...]

votd: Crowdsourced choir

Written by Henry Goldman. Posted on March 30, 2010. No comments.
Sometimes you see stuff that is perfect for this blog, it’s just a gimme. Which is why I share this awesome video of a conductor, who pulled a whole an ensemble of singers together entirely over YouTube and then put it together in an 80s looking motion-graphics way.

"The agony of war, victory, defeat"

Written by Brandon. Posted on October 29, 2009. No comments.
It’s that U-God of the Wu-Tang Clan’s line that comes to mind when I read the name of Jon Winsor’s newly announced agency “Victors and Spoils”. We’re very excited to see what this new venture will bring to the world of both advertising and crowdsourcing. We had the pleasure of connecting with John for a [...]