Crowdsourcing for music: Survey and taxonomy

Gomes, Carlos; Schneider, Daniel; Moraes, Katia; Souza, Jairo

doi:10.1109/icsmc.2012.6377831

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“…In fact, after consulting the same databases, 40 documents have hardly been retrieved, of which only one provides an innovative general typology. Typologies focused on specific areas were found: Linders (2012a, b) stated a typology of the crowdsourcing initiatives that can be carried out in e-government; and Gomes et al (2012) stated a crowdsourcing typology focused on musical scene.…”

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Crowdsourcing Fundamentals: Definition and Typology

Estellés-Arolas

Navarro-Giner

González-Ladrón-de-Guevara

2015

Advances in Crowdsourcing

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Crowdsourcing is a problem-solving and task realization model that is being increasingly used. Thanks to the possibility of harnessing the collective intelligence from the Internet; thanks to the crowdsourcing initiatives people can, for example, find a solution to a complex chemical problem, get images tagged, or get a logo designed. Due to its success and usefulness, more and more researchers have focused their interest on this concept. This fact has shown that the concept of crowdsourcing has no clear boundaries, and although over time the concept has been better explained, some authors describe it differently, propose different types of crowdsourcing initiatives, or even use contradictory crowdsourcing examples. In this paper, an integrated definition and typology, developed in 2012, are analyzed to check whether they are still valid today or whether need a reformulation.

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Section: Results On the Typologymentioning

confidence: 99%

Crowdsourcing Fundamentals: Definition and Typology

Estellés-Arolas

Navarro-Giner

González-Ladrón-de-Guevara

2015

Advances in Crowdsourcing

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“…In Human Computation (HC), the computer uses humans to perform tasks, inverting the roles of the traditional model in which humans delegate tasks to the computer [10]. HC systems use the power of human processing to solve problems that computers still cannot solve [9] [47].…”

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Towards a typology of social news apps from a Crowd Computing perspective

Schneider

Souza

Lucas

2014

2014 IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics (SMC)

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The Web is now both an information repository and a cyberspace supported by a participatory culture. In the domain of news and journalism, the Social Web has witnessed the emergence of Social News Websites (SNW), where users contribute for various reasons. Sites like Digg, Reddit and Storify, just to name a few, allow their users to discuss, comment, share, recirculate, tag and rate news from various sources. However, the social computing literature has described these sites so far through narrow definitions, e.g., as a synonym for social news aggregators, as specializations of social media or even as specialized forms of online social networks. In this research, we identify a broader landscape of social applications exploring citizen participation in the news value chain, and propose a broader definition and a typology for social news applications from the perspective of Crowd Computing.

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“…Lastly, the social curation websites fit the concept of social computation, defined by Schneider and colleagues [13][15] [16] [17] as being an area of computation concerned with the intersection of social behavior with computational systems, having as its core the links and social contexts maintenance with software support and technology for people having an active social life.…”

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Investigating social curation websites: A crowd computing perspective

Padoa

Schneider

Souza

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2015 IEEE 19th International Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work in Design (CSCWD)

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This paper analyzes five social curation tools, chosen for having a relevant number of users and for being subject of other academic studies. Based on existing literature, the concepts of curation, digital curation, and social curation are discussed. Three main research questions are the objective of the research: how 'social' are the studied tools, if they are adequate to crowd work,and how good they are as search engines. It is concluded that in the current state of affairs, these tools are quite social as social media sites, but little social as social curation sites; that they are not adequate to crowd work. It is observed, however, that these tools use the wisdom of the crowds to filter the vast web content, and that they may be seen as crowd computing tools.

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Crowdsourcing for music: Survey and taxonomy

Cited by 27 publications

References 11 publications

Crowdsourcing Fundamentals: Definition and Typology

Crowdsourcing Fundamentals: Definition and Typology

Towards a typology of social news apps from a Crowd Computing perspective

Investigating social curation websites: A crowd computing perspective

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