Category: Crowdsourcing

What Can Crowds do Against Manipulation of and by Governments?

Posted by Fiona Stoffer | Aug 16, 2019 | cocreation, Crowdsourcing | 0

Tipalti Launch NetNow Service to Incentivise Invoice Early Payment ...

Posted by Clive Reffell | Aug 15, 2019 | Future of Work, Open Innovation | 0

Crowdsourcing T-Shirt Design Contest to support efforts to help the ho...

Posted by Mia Zamora | Aug 11, 2019 | Crowdsourcing | 0

Democracy Advocate MiVote Expands to the UK

by Joydeep Mondal | Aug 8, 2019

1947 the British politician Winston Churchill famously said “…democracy is the worst form of Government except for all those other forms that have been tried from time to time.” 70-plus years later, industrialised democracies...

The Next Step in Business Audio? Ask the Crowd!

by Michael Houlihan and Bonnie Harvey | Aug 8, 2019

Story as Communication, From Caveman to Walkman When humans listen to a story something amazing happens. Each individual in a crowd reaches into their own personal memories to create and complete the scenes in which the action...

Count on Mathesia to Improve Innovation

by Clive Reffell | Aug 6, 2019

Mathesia is a crowdsourcing-based innovation platform headquartered in Italy, though available globally, that brings together a highly specialized crowd of about 3,000 vetted mathematicians and data scientists from around the...

Harnessing AI to Crowdsource the Diagnosis of Incurable Diseases

by Clive Reffell | Jul 31, 2019

We are now quite used to seeing the disruption that’s taking place in many marketplaces due to the combination of new technology and mass connectivity in the hands of visionary startups, unencumbered by the ‘rules’ of...

What Does Spoof Storming of a US Air Force Base Tell Us About Public Trust?

by Epi Ludvik Nekaj | Jul 30, 2019

The originally anonymous creator of a Facebook spoof has gone public to explain he meant the storming of Area 51 on September 20 – “to see them aliens” – as a joke. What got him to break cover was 1.9 million people (so far)...

Crowdsourcing Ideas Against Populism

by Fiona Stoffer | Jul 26, 2019

If selfishness is a trigger of many issues in today’s modern democracies, as suggested in my previous article, populism could be regarded as a facilitator in this game. That’s the topic of this article, with an invitation to you to contribute with your thoughts and views. I would like to use the power of crowdsourcing to build on ideas.