Augmented Reality Enables Sharing

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A collection of recent augmented reality and other innovations are laying the groundwork for the scaling of peer-to-peer sharing of physical assets. Read more »

FOI Audit: Government Not Yet Open

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On Monday, the National Security Archive, an open government think tank, released the results of a government-wide Freedom of Information audit. Read more »

Stickybits, Spimes, and Sharing

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Erik Hopp, the web dude who mainly built Shareable.net, loaned me a book that is taking over my mind. It's called Shaping Things, by the science-fiction novelist Bruce Sterling, and it came out in 2005. Read more »

Futurestates: Play

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Futurestates is a series of 11 short films exploring "possible future scenarios through the prism of today’s global realities. Read more »

The Next Stage of Remix Culture

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A thought-provoking video about the evolution of remix culture. "This is basically a group of friends having an authentic social moment and screwing around together," says Julian Sanchez, describing a recent YouTube mashup. Read more »

How Social Media Shapes Offline Reading

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You can't go a day without someone declaring that the book is dead, whether at the hand of the Kindle, the iPad, or social media. Read more »

Human Touch: Distributed Problem Solving?

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Dacher Keltner is the director of the UC Berkeley Greater Good Science Center, where I worked for three years (and a contributor to Shareable.net). Read more »

OK Go: My Label Stole My Video!

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In "Community-Supported Music," posted today on Shareable.net, Bernice Yeung describes how CASH Music is trying to develop a new model for digitally monetizing music, by directly connecting artists directly with listeners. Read more »

New Study: Bonobos Share Like Humans

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From today's ScienceDaily:

New research suggests that the act of voluntarily sharing something with another may not be entirely exclusive to the human experience. Read more »

The Power Paradox

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It is much safer to be feared than loved, writes Niccolò Machiavelli in The Prince, his classic 16th-century treatise advocating manipulation and occasional cruelty as the best means to power. Read more »
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