This week in sharing looks at reality television in Britain, data collection in Haiti, city streets in North America, and open source in urban schools. Read more »
Nine years ago, David M. Gross started living a more bountiful life by working less, earning less, and spending less. Here's how he did it.
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A departure present from my first office job, which I left to go traveling in Canada when I was eighteen. I'm thirty-three now, and it's been around the world and back since then. Read more »
My friends Chris and Cherie of Technomadia hosted a session at SXSW entitled, "Technomadism: Becoming a Tech Nomad." They've been living a location independent lifestyle as long as I've known them, about three years. Read more »
Hey folks, here are our share-tastic (share-credible? share-tacular?) links from the week. Post your own in the comments and don't forget to follow our links in real-time at our Tumblr page. Read more »
Earlier this week I wrote a self-pitying blog post for shareable.net. I’m happy to say that it didn’t get published before I had a chance to review it and revise it. Read more »
We hear all the time from since we were young toddlers at the neighborhood playground to the corporate boardroom that we must share, we should share, and sharing is good. Read more »
Though it might seem that there’s not much in the way of silver linings in these dark economic times, there is at least one: as people learn to make do with less, they are discovering the many benefits of sharing. Read more »
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