Lukas Biewald
I'm the founder of CrowdFlower/Dolores Labs.

Update: Atlassian has decided to join in on the fun and will help ensure the bar stays open for most of the evening! :)

After a wildly successful inaugural meetup this past winter, we're happy to host another night of drinks and merriment for techies who enjoy hobnobbing it with their peers.

Join Plancast, Awe.sm, Flowtown and other...

The 2nd Suite in KWIK GIGS 66 is going to be huge! Video work by Cal Volner-Dison, Hannah Ruskin, Hilde Lynn, Joshua Roberts, Nikki Mirsaeid, Daniel Small, & live performance by Great Willow ! ! ! *Exclusive limited edition USB flash drives jam-packed with amazing media available for purchase too.* Pre-show by Craig Baldwin and a special...

hannah elizabeth ruskin will be moving to a farm in september. but before that, she's put together an art show / birthday party / yard sale / craft fair all in one.

she's getting rid of almost everything, so stop by for tiny works of art, vintage tins, drift wood, clothes and everything else in between.

some of her favorite kids are...

On Sat. Aug. 14, Other Cinema DVD (OCD) joins forces with Alternative Digital Domain (ADD) to initiate a 4-part late-summer micro-cinema mini-series, "KwikGigs". This quartet of events showcases live A/V performances (accompanied by a USB 'Flash-Drive' release), contemporary moving-image artwork, and (often double-projected)...

Join us for an enlightening evening of presentations, debate and discussion on the developments in crowdsourcing work.

On July 25 at 5 pm, the following speakers will come to Stanford in Washington DC:

Chris Callison-Burch

Chris is an assistant research professor in the Computer Sciences department and John Hopkins University where his work...

On July 19, the following speakers will come to CrowdFlower to discuss developments in modern crowdsourcing work:

Jim Giles is a freelance journalist, who focuses on the relationships between science, technology, and society. He has written for numerous publications including The Atlantic, The New York Times, New Scientist, and The Guardian.
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