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Is Bikesharing Best Privatized?

09.02.10, 12:05pm Comments (0)

In her article "When Bikesharing Fails," Regina Winkle-Bryan drops an interesting fact: Barcelona's bikesharing program Bicing is operated

The Barter Starter Legal Guide

By Janelle Orsi

09.02.10, 8:54am Comments (0)

In part one of this series, “How to Barter, Give, and Get Stuff,” attorney Janelle Orsi explores the legal ramifications of

How to (Legally) Open a Gift (Economy)

By Janelle Orsi

09.01.10, 11:00am Comments (0)

In part one of this series, “How to Barter, Give, and Get Stuff,” attorney Janelle Orsi explores the legal ramifications of

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

The Tenacity of Pirate Radio

By Paul M. Davis

09.01.10, 5:52am Comments (2)

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

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

How to Barter, Give, and Get Stuff

By Janelle Orsi

08.31.10, 8:28am Comments (3)

There are things we do for money and things we do for free. And then there is everything in between. In that between-space, there is a growing and exciting world of barter,

The Big Shift

By Neal Gorenflo

08.30.10, 3:45pm Comments (0)

Rachel Botsman, Shareable contributor and co-author of the soon to be released book What's Mine is Yours:The Rise of Collaborative

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

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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