Tag: Shareable

Let’s see ShareHub’s activities in 2014!

We’re thrilled to introduce the 2014 ShareHub Annual Report for ShareHub Supporter ! See the Sharehub’s movement for the last two years. Let’s see the 2014 ShareHub Annual Report. http://sharehub.kr/2014/en/ The 2014 ShareHub Annual Report is a look at ShareHub’s activities, accomplishments, learnings and network from the year. The report is available in this Web,…  Read more

Mapping the sharing economy in Toronto

Peer-to-peer sharing organization Unstash has created a Google map of the sharing economy in their home city of Toronto, Canada. They were inspired by a Shareable post on “How to map the new economy in your city.” Mapping out cities is an effective way to keep track of sharing organizations and businesses, as well as giving them an opportunity…  Read more

Shareable: Mais Oui, We Share

“During the most impressive panel of the conference (that I saw), four whipsmart women talked about the intersection of the collaborative economy with government: Molly Turner, Director of Public Policy for Airbnb, April Rinne of Collaborative Lab, Helen Goulden from Nesta, and Anne-Laure Brun Buisson from Sharelex. They recommended a collaborative, non-oppositional relationship with policymakers…  Read more

How-Tos: Host a Great Event

Shareable interviewed leading collaborative consumption community organisers to get their feedback on what makes a fantastic event. Check out their pro-tips and advice here.

Study: The New Sharing Economy (Latitude)

In 2010, Latitude in conjunction with Shareable Magazine conducted a study to explore the emerging sharing economy and its potential future impacts. Download the results of this study here.

How-Tos: Shareable’s ‘How To Share’ Guides

Shareable’s growing collection of posts on how to live a more shareable life, covering topics from food to travel to cities to education. Explore the ‘How to Share’ guides here.

E-Book: Shareable’s ‘Share or Die’

Shareable’s e-book, ‘Share or Die’ is a collection of essays and articles covering the impact of sharing on work and life. Read the e-book here, or buy a full PDF here.

How to Help Your Neighbors Go Solar

Fitting your house out with a solar panel system can save money on future energy bills and contribute to reducing carbon emissions. Unfortunately, the initial cost of installing panels is still a major deterrent in making the switch to alternative energy. 1 Block Off the Grid (1BOG) is helping people like Michael Martinez use group…  Read more

Back to School: 15 Shareable Books for Fall

This article originally appeared on Shareable.net, written by Malcolm Harris. That crisp hint of Autumn in the air means it’s time to head back to school whether that’s on campus or the school of life. Here’s Shareable’s reading list for the Fall. Please add your selections in comments.

How to Share Your Car with a Stranger

For decades, owning a car has been a status symbol, and its possession and use a private thing. Traditional car rentals cater to those who need a car temporarily, but the real problem is that the average car sits idle for 23 hours per day. While services like Zipcar offer a solution in high density…  Read more