9 Twitter Accounts Every Expert Should be Following in Crowdsourcing
As you know, Twitter can be a great source of news & information, but, as you also know, you really have to follow the right accounts to get the good stuff. Here’s a look at the top 9 Twitter accounts who tweet crowdsourcing news, insight, and research. Whether it's tweeting out interesting new start-ups, helpful links to info-graphics on crowd-motivation, or pithy comments on misconceptions within crowdsourcing, these guys have it down to 140 characters or less.
Companies & Organizations:
@crowdweek - Crowdsourcing Week is a crowdsourcing conference being kicked off in 2013 in Singapore. As they ramp up to the event, Crowdweek staff are diligent in covering all things related to crowdsourcing..
@chaordix - As a premiere crowdsourcing provider for major companies, Chaordix is constantly updating its followers with the latest crowdsourcing news on Twitter. Their blog also includes many insightful comments on crowdsourcing as a field.
@microtask - Microtask is one of the main companies that tackle crowdsourced digitization. However, that's not the only reason to follow them; they also have a great point of view & a sense of humor.
@twintangibles - Twintangibles melds two very exciting worlds together: open innovation & social-media. As a leader in these two industries, they really push the boundaries of how crowdsourcing is being formed, and how it can be used in the future.
@crowdfunding - With the explosion of crowdfunding within the last couple of months, this is a great resource for staying on top of all things related to crowdfunding. From the venture capitalist, to the small business owner, to the individual investor, this is a great account for keeping track of the latest updates.
People:
@wili - CEO of Microtask & Daily Crowdsource Crowd Leader. He gives great personal insight on the crowdsourcing field, and is always active and willing to answer questions. Give him a tweet!
@ramonbnuezjr - Editorial Director for Crowdsourcing Week. A powerhouse for the latest and greatest crowdsourcing news on the Twitterverse.
@CrowdsourcingKC Editor of Daily Crowdsource, Crowdsourcing KC is not trying to crowdsource Kansas City, although he says that would be a lot of fun (and I don’t doubt he could do it if he tried). No, he simply loves crowdsourcing and shares his opinions, predictions, and other findings on the field on a regualr basis.
One Twitter Account to Rule Them All:
@DailyCrowd Daily Crowdsource’s Twitter stream, of course, is the most entertaining. We try our best to bring you the most up to date and throught provoking stories and resources.
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