[Crowd Leader: David Alan Grier] Investment Without Advice or Guidance In this video podcast, David makes us realize that investment crowdfunding is still many months away, and speculation on how it will affect ...
[Crowd Leader: Ville Miettinen] Does Google+ have Crowdsourcing Up Its Sleeve? It’s hard to avoid Google. Most of us use one or another of their products. Even if you’re in the minority that doesn’t use it to sear...
[Crowd Leader: Tom Vroemen] How to Keep Venture Crowdfunding from Falling from Grace The past 2 months have shown some major developments in both the worlds of European crowdfinancing as well as European developments in banki...
[Crowd Leader: Shelley Kuipers] What To Do With All Those Numbers When it comes to persuasion, numbers don't like to share the spotlight. Statistics like to present themselves as fact, as hard data. Numbers...
[Crowd Leader: Shay Har-Noy] What Are My Tax Dollars Doing for Crowdsourcing? Microtasking, citizen science, crowd contests... the potential of distributed labor and crowdsourced idea generation is becoming clear to go...
CEO of Tomnod, Shay Har-Noy, Joins Crowd Leader Program The Daily Crowdsource Crowd Leaders Program is our invite only program meant to give voice to the visionaries and leaders in the field, and ...
[Crowd Leader: Jonathan Moyal] Congress Says I Can Crowdfund for Equity, but Does it Make Sense? I know what you expect me to write. After all, I run a crowdfunding startup. I should be on the front lines of this thing – fighting for t...
[Crowd Leader: David Alan Grier] Crowdsourcing Strategy Vs. Serendipity In this video podcast, David explores crowdsourcing tactics and the systematic approach versus serendipity. As part of a Crowdscanner T...
[Crowd Leader: Tom Vroemen] Crowdfinancing: A Whole New Industry In my last post, I wrote about how differences in legislation between the United States and Europe could create totally different playing fi...
[Crowd Leader: Ville Miettinen] Can Crowds Help You Make Sense? Some things in life just don’t make sense. Case in point: that oversized and wasteful plastic packaging which is impossible to open withou...