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Mesh2013: Socialstructing the Sharing Economy

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Imagine an event where every conversation is interesting, where everyone you meet is doing world-changing work in the sharing economy and wants to help you. Read more »

Mais Oui, We Share

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A report back from OuiShare Fest held last week in Paris celebrating the collaborative economy. Read more »

Hacker 'elf' Pavlik Connects the Moneyless World

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Hacker 'elf' Pavlik doesn't have a job or use money, but works incredibly hard to strengthen the commons and is immeasurably rich for it. Here's how he thrives. Read more »

Captain Up: Cruzin Launches P2P Boat Sharing

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17 million boats sit idle 95% of the time. A new company wants to let boaters share the waves. Read more »

Collaborative Consumption is Overrated

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Collaborative consumption is incredibly promising, but it doesn't have the potential to create high-skilled livelihoods for users like the maker movement. A participant in both movements shares his personal experience. Read more »

Building Offline Trust with Online Tools? Survey Says Yes.

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A recent survey explores what creates a sense of trust between people, why people share, and what role companies should play in building trust. Read more »

Dog Sharing Has Tails Wagging and People Smiling

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Dog sharing services connect dog owners to dog lovers, and remove some barriers to dog ownership in the process. Read more »

Travel Redefined by the Sharing Economy

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The sharing economy has transformed veteran traveler April Rinne's travel experiences for the better, and are redefining travel writ large. Read more »

New School Students Eye Sharing Economy for Projects

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Students at The New School were given an assignment to design a collaborative consumption solution using redistribution markets and/or collaborative lifestyles. Read more »

Have Your Cake & Eat Someone Else's Too!

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While walking through the school, we notice that a majority of the students are eating alone in the classroom, on a bench while reading, or even while walking. Read more »
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