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This Week in Sharing: Ashton Kutcher and the IMF

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This week in sharing, we get a radical economic proposal from the IMF, a gallery of Kickstarter failures, a DIY space capsule taking flight, and Ashton Kutcher investing in the sharing economy. Read more »

Ridejoy and Getaround Reduce Barriers to Ride and Car Sharing

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Several companies are capitalizing on shifting attitudes towards driving, the economic decline, and the ubiquity of smartphones to take ridesharing mainstream. Ridejoy and Getaround recently released new features that will make it even easier to share cars and rides. Read more »

NY Times Exaggerates Risk of Renting Out Your Car

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A recent NYT article says sharing your car could cancel your insurance policy. But car renters, and the services they use, say there's nothing to worry about. Read more »

Getaround User Pays For Two Cars By Sharing One

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A striking success story from a peer-to-peer car sharing family in San Francisco. Read more »

Shareable's Top Tips for Going Car-Free

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For folks who are curious about testing the car-free waters, Shareable's top tips for overcoming the challenges of a carless life. Read more »

Policies for a Shareable City #1: Car Sharing and Parking Sharing

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In the first part of our Policies for a Shareable City series, the Sustainable Economies Law Center explains how cities can foster widespread carsharing. Read more »

Community Marketplaces: So Hot Right Now

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This article originally appeared on the Rentcycle blog. It is reprinted here with permission from the author.
What do you get when you put 16 of the hottest marketplace startups under one roof? No, this isn’t a riddle. Read more »

This Week in Sharing

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Welcome to our first links roundup of June, Shareable readers. That means there's fewer than 30 of these left this year, so enjoy. Read more »

Share Your Car: Join the New Economy

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In the United States, there are over 250 million cars that sit idle in parking lots and driveways 93 percent of the time. Read more »
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