broadcasting

The Tenacity of Pirate Radio

By Paul M. Davis | 09.01.10, 5:52am | Comments (1)

Years ago, I was bemoaning the difficulties of starting an Internet radio station: the royalty fees for broadcasting music online make it a difficult proposition for

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Sharing tools

Is A Donation-Driven Creative Economy Sustainable?

By Paul M. Davis | 08.26.10, 8:31am | Comments (10)

We’re over a decade into the digital music revolution, and there’s a million ideas of how to compensate artists in a post-label world, but no sure bet. Big-name artists like Radiohead

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social change

How Do Things Ever Change?

By camerontw | 08.25.10, 9:57am | Comments (2)

How do things ever change? Let’s say that there are two ends of spectrum:

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pay it forward

When Your Community Lets You Down

By Corbyn Hightower | 08.25.10, 8:50am | Comments (9)

One of the most amazing things about the process of our economic downsizing has been how embraced and supported we feel by our friends, neighbors, and surrounding communit

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Barcelona

When Bikesharing Fails...

By Regina Winkle-Bryan | 08.24.10, 8:48am | Comments (3)

I am thinking about signing up for Bicing again. Forgive and forget, that’s my motto. Two years ago, I dropped my membership in a moment of frustration. In my absence, it seems that Bicing has vastly improved and I may be ready to get back o

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community

How Sharing my Stuff on NeighborGoods.net Made Me a Better American

By Micki Krimmel | 09.01.10, 11:08am | Comments (0)

As a country, we own way too much stuff. We've been on a shopping bender for the last 50 years and now we're paying for it. Americans spend over $22 billion a year on self-storage space. According to the Self Storage Association, the amoun

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Bikesharing

More on United Nations Bikesharing Plot

By Jeremy Adam Smith | 09.01.10, 10:42am | Comments (0)

A month ago, we mentioned that Republican gubernatorial candidate Dan Maes is warning voters that Denver’s efforts to launch an ext

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neighborhood sharing

Group Power: Tap Into It!

By Stephanie Smith | 08.31.10, 3:23pm | Comments (0)

I've been writing here on Shareable about how to get neighborhoods organized for sharing, and one big reason to do so is the money neighbors can save when they operate in tandem as a grou

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building

Home Renovation, the Shareable Way

By Sarah Chan | 08.30.10, 8:43am | Comments (1)

On any given day you can tune into a renovation show on TV and find instructions on how to personalize your home. More and more the market asks us to go beyond a well-built dwelling in a good location. Now our personal spaces need to somehow refle

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Food

How to Reinvent the Potluck

By Stephanie Smith | 08.27.10, 4:39pm | Comments (1)

There is a powerful social aspect to sharing. It may seem obvious, but it takes two people to share. And sharing works even better with three, five, ten or even 50 people all sharing in group format. Sharing is social. And therefore maintaining he

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