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Peer2Politics
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on peer-to-peer dynamics in politics, the economy and organizations
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Near Me, which enables anyone to create their own sharing platform, is also a valuable resource hub with a blogand podcast about the collaborative economy. The popular Near Me podcast, hosted by Near Me's Kevin Cohen, features thought leaders, pioneers, and movers and shakers of the collaborative movement. Here are their top 10 podcasts, including one with Shareable's co-founder Neal Gorenflo.
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Matthew Feeney joins us for a discussion on how the so-called "sharing economy" undermines the regulatory establishment and makes people's lives better.
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Nathan Blecharczyk, co-founder and chief technology officer of Airbnb, talks with EconTalk host Russ Roberts about Airbnb, one of the earliest companies to use technology to allow individuals to share underused resources, and in the case of Airbnb, housing. Blecharczyk and Roberts discuss how a design conference and the Democratic National Convention got Airbnb started, how the company aligns incentives to overcome the trust problem of house-sharing, and the rise of technology and online social networks to make a new business model possible. Along the way, Blecharczyk gives his take on the role of luck vs. skill in entrepreneurial success and how Airbnb plans to expand its product offerings in the future.
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Sharing your neighbour's car, tools and clothes. Peter Day reports on the sharing economy.
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- What is the story of the new world of work?
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Keeping with our just-started tradition, all the features that we do during our themed reporting week get a new home in a podcast on SoundCloud. The first episode featured kids and technology, this time around, our four stories on the sharing economy get freshened up and hosted by our Silicon Valley correspondents, Steve Henn and Laura Sydell. Just press play or download for your device. If you prefer just to read the sharing economy stories, you can do that, too.
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This week on-air and online, the tech team is exploring the sharing economy. You'll find the stories on this blog, aggregated here and we would love to hear your questions about the topic. Just email, leave a comment or tweet
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The "sharing economy" has been hailed as both the future of capitalism and a radical alternative to the market economy. Darren Sharp is the Australian editor of Shareable, an international website that promotes the sharing economy, the director of Melbourne-based consultancy Social Surplus, and the Melbourne coordinator of the Sharing Cities Network.
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Today we introduce Working Capital Conversations, interviews with leading thinkers, practitioners and experts discussing the ideas that drive global business.
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In this podcast we explore the circular and sharing economies: How are they similar? How are they different? How are they interrelated? What does this mean for companies and individuals, and what are some ideas and opportunities to think about moving forward?
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Podcast: Play in new window | Download The term Sharing … (RT @MoveMindsGlobal: Our newest podcast: What is a Sharing Economy?
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We are very pleased to feature Arun Sundarajan for the launch of our new series of podcasts with OuiShare Fest 2014 speakers. Professor at the Stern School of Business, New York University, Arun specializes in digital economics.
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The sharing economy is a major economic social and cultural movement, redefining the way goods and services are exchanged – in a bid to make the world a better place. That shift is driven by technology, with social platforms allowing the sharing of goods, services and ideas. We’re joined by four London startups who are contributing to the sharing economy, and harnessing technology to deliver their services: Warren Heal (RentMyItems) Ben Patten (FarmDrop), Sarah Henderson (Echo) and Drummond Gilbert (GoCarShare). Moderated by Julian Blake
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Not long ago if you wanted to rent a room for the weekend your choices ran from the Four Seasons to Motel 6. Renting a car meant Hertz or Avis and applying for a loan meant going to a bank. But all this is changing.
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In a tight economy and crowded urban centers, people are now sharing everything from lawn mowers to dogs.
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