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Crowdcasting

Crowdcasting is the combination of broadcasting and crowdsourcing. The process of crowdcasting uses a combination of push and pull strategies first to engage an audience and build a network of participants and then harness the network for new insights. Those insights are then used to shape broadcast programming. These insights and concepts can include…

Art, Internet-based crowdcasting & Push

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Internet-based crowdcasting

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Push

Ansari X-Prize
1 related topics

Pull

InnoCentive
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Internet-based crowdcasting

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Crowdcasting

Nodes20
Edges19
Triples46
Avg. degree1.9
Density0.1
Components1

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Crowdcasting

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related to Crowdcasting in action · 14
Crowdcasting → Aside, Canada, CBS, Clear Channel Communications, Cox Media Group, Cumulus, Europe, Harvard Broadcasting, LDR, Listener Driven Radio, Listener Driven Radio's, One, The, USA
related to Internet-based crowdcasting · 14
Crowdcasting → Amazon, CrowdSpring, Elance, For, Forbes, Here, Internet-based, LG, Philips, Salesforce, Starbucks, Startups, The, This
related to Pull · 9
Crowdcasting → InnoCentive, Instead, Its, Much, Once, Openpitch, The, UGC, What
related to References · 5
Crowdcasting → Business, Issue, November, Tuning, Volume
related to Push · 3
Crowdcasting → Ansari X-Prize, The, This
is a · 1
Crowdcasting → combination of broadcasting and crowdsourcing

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insights crowdsourcing broadcasting community participants pull programming ideas new innovation listener submissions combination internet-based also push 'push' 'pull' openpitch like

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Crowdcastingis acombination of broadcasting and crowdsourcing0.90text
Crowdcastingrelated to Crowdcasting in actionAside0.60section
Crowdcastingrelated to Crowdcasting in actionOne0.60section
Crowdcastingrelated to Crowdcasting in actionLDR0.60section
Crowdcastingrelated to Crowdcasting in actionListener Driven Radio0.60section
Crowdcastingrelated to Crowdcasting in actionThe0.60section
Crowdcastingrelated to Crowdcasting in actionClear Channel Communications0.60section
Crowdcastingrelated to Crowdcasting in actionCox Media Group0.60section
Crowdcastingrelated to Crowdcasting in actionCBS0.60section
Crowdcastingrelated to Crowdcasting in actionCumulus0.60section
Crowdcastingrelated to Crowdcasting in actionHarvard Broadcasting0.60section
Crowdcastingrelated to Crowdcasting in actionUSA0.60section

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