The Maker Movement is Upon Us

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TechShop's partnerships with Ford and General Electric marry iconic 20th-century industrial giants with a decidedly 21st-century approach to product design and incubation. This heralds a new way that established brands can tap into the extraordinary creative potential of the sharing economy. Read more »

Share or Die NYC Print Release Party

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If you're in the New York area, join me and more contributors for snacks, drinks, and conversation next Wednesday at 7 to celebrate the print release of Share or Die from New Society Publishers. Read more »

Who Wants a Free Copy of Share or Die?

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All this week you can win a copy of Share or Die, the new book from Shareable. Here's how to get a chance to win. Read more »

Shareable's Top Biking Tips for National Bike Month

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Get your pedals turning – May is National Bike Month. At Shareable, biking is a hot topic every month. Here are some of our best bike-related articles. Read more »

Birthday Eyes: A Twitter Fairytale

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It's not a stretch to say the tweet is a new poetic form, I would go so far as to say it's the dominant form of contemporary poetry. A writer can go from unknown to internet-famous with a handful of precisely chosen words. Read more »

Shareable's Top 'How to Share' Guides for Spring

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As you clean out your closets, prep your garden, and plan your summer activities, consider doing it all shareable-style with our most helpful guides. Read more »

Building a Beta World

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Recently I had the pleasure of speaking at the re:publica event. The frame of the event was action.
This presentation was designed to inspire action. Read more »

Repair Cafes Counter Consumerism with Fixer Movement

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At the community-based Repair Cafe in the Netherlands, folks bring broken items to be fixed by amateur and professional tinkerers alike at no charge. Read more »

Playborhoods: Placemaking for Kids

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Childhood has been enclosed. Time to re-establish the play commons and rescue our kids from boredom, obesity and depression. Read more »

Reapplying at the Tower Door

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Last year I drew a comic for Shareable, chronicling the emotional turmoil of getting rejected from PhD programs, and my conclusion that I don't need permission to do the work I love. Now there's a new, unexpected twist in the plot. Read more »
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