Forget Crowdsourcing — check this dude kite surfer clear a pier. He’s got a life! You?

b-uncut is fast emerging as the worlds leading artist Crowdsourcing platform. The beginning of Art Market 2.0. Here are some examples. Find more photos like this on b-uncut.net

From our ‘What is Crowdsourcing?’ initiative we’ve dug up one wild Crowdsourced project. A dutch guy is making a Crowdsourced movie on the collapse of DSB Bank in the Netherlands. Zero budget, big screen ambitions, all volunteer, pure Crowdsourcing. See their presentation below – some useful tips.

People have been commissioning artists for a thousand years. It is one of the earliest forms of trade. Kings, Queens, Lords then industrialists, pioneers, even pirates took artists in and fed, housed and paid them to make great art. The artist commission is as old as time.

Following our ‘What is Crowdsourcing?’ initiative here’s a great video explaining the phenomenon. Jeff Howe, who coined the term Crowdsourcing, tells us what it’s all about.

The marketing services industry is changing. Big agencies are getting it from all sides. Google has eroded their media buying divisions. Social media is challenging their PR departments, while YouTube is confusing the hell out of TV advertising production. And mobile marketing – well that’s a whole new game of tennis.

Pepsi is skipping this year’s SuperBowl ads, instead banking on Crowdsourcing and Social Media with its Refresh Project. But why? “Why did Pepsi trade their $20-million Super Bowl commercial for a $20-million social media campaign? Because their Refresh Everything project promises a superior return on investment.

Crowdsourcing in plain English video. Just launched — Viral. Informative. Cool.