Comments on: Angelic Crowdsourcing http://crowdsource.wordpress.com/2006/08/12/angelic-crowdsourcing/ an inside view on crowdsourcing Sat, 19 Dec 2009 00:35:53 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: A Swarm of Angels http://crowdsource.wordpress.com/2006/08/12/angelic-crowdsourcing/#comment-135 A Swarm of Angels Thu, 12 Oct 2006 11:28:43 +0000 https://crowdsource.wordpress.com/2006/08/12/angelic-crowdsourcing/#comment-135 <strong>Getting open thinking through Gated Communities</strong> We’ve had an influx of members due to a Springwise article picking up on our Angelic crowdsourcing (You can digg that article here - and welcome to those new Angels!). So I thought it would be a great time to offer a post on the subject… Th... Getting open thinking through Gated Communities

We’ve had an influx of members due to a Springwise article picking up on our Angelic crowdsourcing (You can digg that article here – and welcome to those new Angels!). So I thought it would be a great time to offer a post on the subject…
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]]> By: Crowdsource » Blog Archive Techcrunch Sceptical on Sellaband « http://crowdsource.wordpress.com/2006/08/12/angelic-crowdsourcing/#comment-18 Crowdsource » Blog Archive Techcrunch Sceptical on Sellaband « Fri, 25 Aug 2006 12:43:31 +0000 https://crowdsource.wordpress.com/2006/08/12/angelic-crowdsourcing/#comment-18 [...] In a similar the A Swarm of Angels project and others discussed in Angelic Crowdsourcing, Sellaband is inviting music fans to contribute $10 towards the recording of a bands album. The album will only happen if $50,000 is raised, being contributions from 5000 fans. [...] [...] In a similar the A Swarm of Angels project and others discussed in Angelic Crowdsourcing, Sellaband is inviting music fans to contribute $10 towards the recording of a bands album. The album will only happen if $50,000 is raised, being contributions from 5000 fans. [...]

]]> By: Ventus http://crowdsource.wordpress.com/2006/08/12/angelic-crowdsourcing/#comment-16 Ventus Wed, 23 Aug 2006 19:20:32 +0000 https://crowdsource.wordpress.com/2006/08/12/angelic-crowdsourcing/#comment-16 Hello, in the same concept, look at this website that I've just noticed http://cecrowdsourcing.blogspot.com/ This is a further step on the crowdsourcing as it aims to design and sale electronic products for the first time (it's hardware development and not software for this time). The company's name is Logoden. It looks promising but it's just started. I'd recommand you to join this community, who knows it can work and you can potentially earn money. Hello,

in the same concept, look at this website that I’ve just noticed http://cecrowdsourcing.blogspot.com/ This is a further step on the crowdsourcing as it aims to design and sale electronic products for the first time (it’s hardware development and not software for this time). The company’s name is Logoden. It looks promising but it’s just started. I’d recommand you to join this community, who knows it can work and you can potentially earn money.

]]> By: Matt http://crowdsource.wordpress.com/2006/08/12/angelic-crowdsourcing/#comment-14 Matt Thu, 17 Aug 2006 14:14:44 +0000 https://crowdsource.wordpress.com/2006/08/12/angelic-crowdsourcing/#comment-14 Hi Martin <a>A Swarm of Angels</a> is not an investing model. Despite your post it does actually use crowdsourcing to elicit quality creative input from participants -- hence the input already taking place on the 2 scripts -- which will also be editable via the Swarm (if this isn't crowdsourcing I don't know what is?). It also recruits experts to fill project and production places on the production. You are right though, it is not a 'traditional' open crowdsource model: it is a more refined 'swarming angels' version which I think is more appropriate to creative/artistic projects. Hi Martin

A Swarm of Angels is not an investing model. Despite your post it does actually use crowdsourcing to elicit quality creative input from participants — hence the input already taking place on the 2 scripts — which will also be editable via the Swarm (if this isn’t crowdsourcing I don’t know what is?). It also recruits experts to fill project and production places on the production.

You are right though, it is not a ‘traditional’ open crowdsource model: it is a more refined ’swarming angels’ version which I think is more appropriate to creative/artistic projects.

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