Net parties incorporate the open processes associated with free software. It's possible that they may never govern a country, but they may change the rules of the political game forever. Read more »
There’s a gap between our need for breakthrough solutions and our supply. This ingenuity gap keeps us from rising to the complex challenges we face. The good news is, ingenuity is our birthright -- and we can unlock it. Read more »
The push to transform our broken economy isn’t just about sharing; it isn’t even just about energy, public transit, and the other elements of the green economy. Read more »
The rise of a green economy depends on a mass movement, and a mass movement isn't possible unless the green economy helps ordinary people. It's time to transform the green economy into the new economy, one where people are the priority. Read more »
Heated political rhetoric is everywhere, setting us apart from one another, eroding what’s left of civil discourse and grinding the worthy concept of “logic” into dust. Fight back with an open source game called Logic Shrink. Read more »
When it comes down to it, Rebel Cities author David Harvey stands for something as American as apple pie — cities by the people, for the people. Read more »
By now those of you in America are hopefully over your Thanksgiving turkey hangover. If you're in Canada, you've been over it for a long time now. If you're in neither place, Thanksgiving probably seems like a pretty vague holiday. Read more »
In the Summer of 2009, I joined the approximately 4.4 million young people who were out of work and seeking a job during the Great Recession. Read more »
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