Criers Podium

Today, internet discussions and conventional media have reached an openly discussed and disregarded position of agenda (bias).

Today, internet discussions and conventional media have reached an openly discussed and disregarded position of agenda (bias). The media presented to the world is often conflicting, false, lacking depth of context, without timing, and without being socially, ethically, and politically responsible. The data we are provided it often seems, is designed for political purpose. Social Media today has provided a wonderful opportunity for every individual to have a world wide voice. The problem with that voice is that it remains unvetted and without credibility. Further, our voices are seldom rolled up into a single regional, national, or world consensus. Instead, it tends to roll down towards chaos and public scrutiny with propagation of unvetted single viewpoints (Blogs) clouded by agenda bias, and/or conflicting data depicting adolescent and unethical behavior. The result being that nothing can be trusted or taken as truth by the intellectual eye. Criers Podium – A Solution In short, a “Game Changer”. We are, a group of four engineers who have developed a way to make discourse events such as topical discussions and news interactive through a social media framework that supports and rolls thousands of users comments and opinions into a sets of non-biased statistical instantaneous demographic consensus. We address credibility and ethical behavior of both user and data through the development and use of our proprietary and patentable web based “Credibility Engine”. In addition our platform based web framework establishes a structure for self policing and vetting of data context allowing our Statistical Engine (SE) to roll up user feedback and present it in a graphically displayed statistical demographic form. Hence CP promotes responsible participation through ethical behavior and peer vetted data rolled up into concise consensus for both instantaneous snapshot and trend based statistical feedback to the users, groups, topic, provider, and the world.