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Business
Radical Sharing Works: This Guy Lets the World Use His Starbucks Card for Free (UPDATED)
Some people spend, some people add money, and the balance never dips below zero.
News
Bikes: Now with More Threat to Your Personal Freedoms
The Denver Post reports on yet another indicator of big government's blatant disregard for civil liberties: bikes. Gubernatorial candidate Dan...
Business
Lessons From the End of the Free Starbucks Card Experiment (UPDATED)
You can't use his Starbucks card to get free coffee anymore, but Jonathan's card inspired a community of sharing that will carry on.
Culture
Dead Drops: Flash Drives in City Walls for Random Offline File Sharing
Dead Drops fastens USB flash drives to walls, curbs, and buildings around New York and invites strangers to plug-in and share their favorite files.
Business
GiftFlow Wants to Build Local Economies Around Free Stuff
It's like eBay and CouchSurfing had a kid—a way to build community and reduce waste by sharing freely with your neighbors.
Culture
Radiohead Make a Full Concert Video from Crowdshot Footage
During a Radiohead concert in Prague, dozens of fans recorded video of the band, who collected the footage and had it set to the fantastic...
News
Donate Your Time (or Share Your Tools) for the L.A. River's Day of Service
We've teamed up with NeighborGoods to help anyone share tools for this weekend's massive river clean-up, taking place at 14 locations in the city.
Design
Sharing Is Contagious: An Infographic on the Rise of Collaborative Consumption
"Sharing is Contagious" charts how we are increasingly growing up sharing files, photos, knowledge, and daily thoughts—and how these...
Culture
NeighborGoods Goes National
Last fall we wrote about the launch of NeighborGoods, the Craigslist-and-Freecycle-inspired Los Angeles-based sharing network launched by Micki...
Business
Where Is This Sharing Trend Going?
According to a new report, people expect to be sharing things like cars, workspace, and household appliances more and more.
Lifestyle
Spring Cleaning: Better Ways to Sell Your Stuff
Calling all closet entrepreneurs: Your trash may be someone else's treasure.
Culture
OurGoods: New York's New Barter Network
OurGoods is a new barter network for New York creative types that helps users trade the skills or stuff they have for the ones they seek.
Cities
Portland's Enviable Tool Libraries
Well, Portland does it again. It's now the first city to have three tool libraries. A tool library, for those who are new to the idea, is exactly...
Business
Fifteen Fashion Addicts Quit Shopping for One Year
For the Free Fashion Challenge, 15 unlikely anti-consumers will refrain from buying clothes for one year.
Culture
Intellectual Property Donors: Sharing Ideas Like Organs
Evan Roth proposes we all become Intellectual Property Donors. By donating our IPs to the public domain, our creativity will live on after we're gone.
Culture
GOOD Design Daily: Visualizing (and Analyzing) Girl Talk's All Day
Mashup Breakdown produces a simple visual analysis of the new album by Girl Talk, highlighting the title and artist behind every track he samples.
Cities
LOOK: To Share and Share Alike
If you have some grass in your front yard, a lawnmower is a valuable asset-you know, for the five to 10 minutes of actual clipping it does during...
Cities
NeighborGoods Makes It Easier to Share Your Stuff With Groups of Any Size
Now existing groups—businesses, neighborhoods, or even entire cities—can set up private sharing networks with NeighborGoods.
