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Long Tail Pre-Class Video: Doug and Telisha Williams aka Wild Ponies
Doug and Telisha Williams, also known as the band Wild Ponies, funded the production of their latest album, Things That Used To Shine, using a Kickstarter campaign. They raised more than $30,000 from people who wanted to see their latest CD … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 3, Chapter 7
Tagged kickstarter, long tail media, pre-class video, Wild Ponies
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Return to Kickstarter
At AEJMC this year, I was part of a great panel about using Kickstarter to fund journalistic and other media projects – hence the recent number of posts on Kickstarter… Here are two more crowdfunded projects that have just popped … Continue reading
Journalistic Projects Funded Through Kickstarter
Sacred Poison: A documentary Homicide Watch – A one year student reporting lab
Kickstarter and Books
I’ve been reading up on Kickstarter the last few days – hence the last couple posts. Here are a few more: Getting advance support from readers dates back to at least the early 1700s Alexander Pope used pre-funding in 17134 … Continue reading
Link Ch. 3 – Using Kickstarter to Help Fund Movies
Kickstarter Page for Spike Lee’s Da Sweet Blood of Jesus Small-town movie theaters theaters threatened by shift to digital cinema Story from the LA Times on how smaller communities are using fundraising and Kickstarter to try to buy digital projectors for drive-ins and … Continue reading