Good Crowdsourcing Jobs Make money at home.

What is crowdsourcing?

crowdsourcing is obtain (information or input into a particular task or project) by enlisting the services of a number of people, either paid or unpaid, typically via the Internet. The word is a combination of the words 'crowd' and 'outsourcing'. The idea is to take work and outsource it to a crowd of workers.

Good Crowdsourcing Jobs 

Crowdsourcing  Jobs Can be anything from writing, translating and doing research 

Web Search Evaluator,Freelance Writing,Data Entry Tagging,Surveying,Categorization,moderating,Editing,Harvesting,Quality Assurance.

That just some of the available tasks.

I've been active on Clickworker for a while now. It's a site where you can earn some money on the side by writing, translating and doing research.I even use click worker SEO text service for my job.

I made good side money on click work  on my free time.

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Lionbridge is revolutionizing the way work gets done, by taking the fundamental principles of traditional BPO and adding the dynamic scalability,global reach and language flexibility of crowdsourcing.This approach drives down costs, enhances performance and drives real business advantage —all through a flexible, cloud-based workforce model. Also where you can earn some money on the side by writing, translating and doing research with Lionbridge Crowdsourcing,independent workers can find home based jobs, with flexible workloads that they control, and a single pipeline for incoming work.

I have not work for Lionbridge but I do have friends for years telling me about this company  when I first started to go in to crowdsourcing at home here is some reviews about Lionbridge.

Reviews on Lionbridge click here

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CrowdSource is another site where you can work and do tasks like 

Writing,Translating,Research,Quality Assurance and so much other tasks .

Crowdsource works just like the others but one thing that set CrowdSource a part  

Is all workers are trained and tested before working on a tasks.

After  training and testing workers are then able to choose tasks from the company catelong of work you will only be able to view tasks for which you  have achieved qualification for.

Under performing workers are restricted from future work until they undergo further training.

High-performing workers receive increased compensation and earn access to additional work.

CrowdSource is another site that I have work on and I have found this site to be really good .

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Empire Episode 2

One look at the FOX hip-hop drama's second episode, and you'll never see a baby bib the same again

The controversial FOX family drama Empire came out swinging for its premiere last week (insert Cookie broomstick beatdown meme here), and last night’s episode continued the nonstop excitement. Now we see why 50 Cent was so mad about the (insignificant) similarities between this show and the one he executive produces, the STARZ crime drama series Power—Empire hits the “entertaining” mark so much harder.

While the show’s portrayal of what it’s like to own, work for or be signed to a hip-hop label in 2015 may be questionable, the show delivers when it comes to pace and attitude. If nothing else, you’ll be hooked based on Taraji P. Henson’s dynamic take on Lucious’s ex-wife, Cookie Lyon. Her one-liners make everything all right in the world. Seriously.

With his secret ALS diagnosis weighing heavy on his mind (flashbacks take us through his doctor visits and MRI scans), last night Lucious Lyon filed for Empire Enterprises to become a publicly traded company, taking it from “the streets to Wall Street,” and upping the ante for the family vying for his seat.

Lucious can’t decide which of his three sons should take over the company, but he has no qualms about pitting them against each other and dangling that “heir to the throne” carrot to see who’ll fight the hardest for it. The oldest son, Andre, is a suited-up Wharton Business School graduate and serves as Empire’s CFO. Yes, he’s the most obvious heir, but he also lacks the musical talent and inherent swag his younger brothers have in spades. Andre’s wife Rhonda, (think: Kelly Pitts on The Game) is his co-conspirator in the quest to take over the company, but guess what? She’s also a little too enthusiastic about making sure Andre is taking his medication for his bipolar disorder. Rhonda uses a baby bib like we’ve never seen before.

The explosive Cookie is back at Empire after spending nearly two decades in federal prison on drug charges. She won’t let anyone forget it was her $400,000 in drug money that launched the company. Like any good mother, she goes head-to-head with Lucious fighting over their other two sons: Hakeem, the hip-hop artist, and the middle son Jamal, a singer-songwriter with a forthcoming album.

Both burgeoning talents, Lucious has Hakeem set to headline a show at his new nightclub Leviticus, but Cookie demands that he let Jamal perform too. Obviously her favorite child, Cookie also encourages Jamal to publicly reveal he’s gay, thinking that capitalizing on his sexuality will mean album sales. Lucious’s homophobia feels dated here, but props to the show for addressing the topic.

Bad baby boy Hakeem is enjoying the perks of being the prince of the Empire a little too much. As he sets his eye on the label’s latest singee, a gorgeous R&B singer named Tiana, he gets drunk at a bar, urinates a few steps away and documents it all in a viral video. The cherry on top of his mess? He shouts out President Obama as a “sellout,” leaving his dad to call Barack and apologize. (Barack isn’t having it, hanging up on Lucious.)

In yet another story line during the episode, Lucious’s plan to have his label’s rap star, Kidd Fo Fo, perform at the club with Hakeem is foiled when the MC is surrounded by controversy after being involved in a mall shooting. When Cookie barges in on a meeting and gives her two cents on Fo Fo’s skills (“You don’t need to drop him because of his music, drop him because his music sucks”), Lucious disagrees. But one more confrontation later, where Fo Fo clearly disrespects Cookie and Fo Fo is no longer an Empire artist, Cookie starts to see a glimmer of Lucious softening to her.

In the teaser for next week’s episode, we see Cookie being told by a federal investigator that she needs to testify before a grand jury, and she’s shook.

Empire is toeing the line between reality and fantasy with some fancy very footwork. With hip-hop as the backdrop, it’s really a family drama with enough modern-day references to keep things fun and fresh. We can’t wait to see the next two-step.

Watch episode 2 now

http://www.fox.com/watch/382775363874/7684647168

Nancy Grace Battles 2 Chainz over Pot :Think of the Children

 Clearly Nancy Grace meant business when she challenged her  2 Chainz to a rematch of sorts after a video of their first debate over legal marijuana went viral play the video up top.

Grace’s method of delivery: Twitter. The look on her face — as she taunted the rapper with a straightforward “.@2chainz you are hereby challenged to a rematch!” — said it all.

Ava DuVernay MIDDLE OF NOWHERE | TRAILER

Ava DuVernay is an American filmmaker, marketer and film distributor. 

At the 2012 Sundance Film Festival, DuVernay won the Best Director Prize for her second feature film Middle of Nowhere, becoming the first African-American woman to win the award.For her work in Selma,Duvernay is the first black female director to be nominated for a Golden Globe Award.

"Selma" director, Ava DuVernay's film, #MiddleOfNowhere shows just how far love can go. 

Starring: Emayatzy Corinealdi, Omari Hardwick and David Oyelowo. 

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