
After travelling to France 2 weeks ago, let us fly down to the equator and visit Indonesia, the largest country in South East Asia with over 200 million inhabitants scattered 18,000 islands. With such numbers, it’s not surprising that the amount of Indonesian creators we have is more than 22,000 as of now, making it the third largest community on eYeka, right behind France and China.
A big portion of these 22,000 creative minds is made up of students and amateurs, mostly aged between 20 and 30 years old. Many of them came to eYeka to gain experience and try their hands at international competitions for well-known brands. Monetary rewards come second in the list of motivators, as they believe recognition and having their work displayed on an international scale is more valuable to them. Continue reading



Are you planning on engaging in creative crowdsourcing by requesting the assistance of a crowdsourcing platform? This article is part of the 3-part article about some of the main legal questions raised by the use of creative crowdsourcing by organizations. In this post, we focus on the diversity of creative contributions that brands can get from the crowd: From raw ideas to polished videos, from consumer creativity to professional work… eYeka can help you navigate the legal implications of this emerging field. 