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The Next Net

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The moment the "net neutrality" debate began was the moment the net neutrality debate was lost. Read more »

Sharing for Profit - I'm Not Buying it Anymore

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Is sharing for profit sharing? Is the sharing economy just for smiling would-be billionaires and well-situated creatives? One sharing community member chimes in. Read more »

Dude, Where's Our Car?

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It's our last day with a car. The recession forced our hand, and though we've been talking about it for months, it still feels shocking and disorienting having the time come upon us. We've had a tough two years. Read more »

How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Dumpster

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Today, I pulled some bags out of a dumpster and dug through them for food, and I plan to do it again. Read more »

3D Printing Community to Crowdsource Saving a Species

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Where does 3D printing and species protection intersect? Hermit crabs, apparently. Read more »

Detroit, Community Resilience, and the American Dream

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When I told my friends and family I would be traveling to Detroit to write about community resilience, I got the same reaction from everyone: Silence. Read more »

At U.N. Happiness Summit, A Coal Pile in the Ballroom

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Speakers at the Bhutan Summit tip-toed around the fact that GDP and happiness are poorly correlated, presenting a deep challenge to economic dogma. Read more »

Are Algae the DIY Answer to Fuel & Food Crises?

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Microscopic spinning orbs and spirals of green goo are the answers to our planet's energy crisis and arable land shortage. At least that's what Aaron Baum, a 40-year-old Harvard graduate and Stanford PhD, has concluded. Read more »

The Rental Economy 2.0

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Our sharing economy blogger maps his journey from sharing novice, to sharing super user, to sharing entrepreneur. You can help with the next stage. Read more »

Five Ideas for Neighborhood Stuff Sharing

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Neighborgoods, leader in general item sharing, announced that it will close July 31, 2012 after a three year attempt to get traction. Getting neighbors to share is tough, but there's still a few experiments to run. Here's five. Read more »

 Building Youth and Student Power for a New Economy

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