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“We are enabling four people to travel together in every car instead of just one--our mission is to take a million cars off the road,” said Ramanujam, founder of Poolcircle. 
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The danger is not commercialisation per se but our constant identification with its inner and outer manifestation, in which humanity’s intelligence is led in the opposite direction from nature and spiritual evolution.
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Australian state outsources emergency accommodation for forest fire evacuations.
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The more we share together the happier we’ll be. That is what companies that make up the sharing economy promise. But while innovation is good for consumers, do the suppliers of the sharing economy get the same great bargain?
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Some take issue with the term 'sharing economy'. These companies are making money by enabling others to ‘share’ what they have, but the companies are making money, and in most cases, so are the ‘sharers’, leading many to question the term itself.
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The Sharing Economy means money saving AND money making opportunities for aspiring micro-moguls.
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The "next conversation" on education is going to be about the sharing economy and how it plays a part in the future of our education system.
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LawTrades' Raad Ahmed shares his most important lessons from year-one of running a peer-to-peer marketplace.
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The birth of RideShare, Airbnb and other collaborative consumption platforms has stimulated the sharing economy in exciting ways. With another recession on the horizon, it is only natural that the sharing economy would become as stimulated as it is with a slew of innovations that allow people to split the cost of leading a certain lifestyle.
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The emergence of peer-to-peer platforms in managed travel is getting a mixed reception
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Entrepreneurs say the new way of consuming is part of a growing, post-recession movement to value experiences over possessions. (Sharing Everything: Is Owning Overrated?
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Mihir Patel, product manager at SpendOut, an expense-tracking tool for users of Uber, Airbnb and similar platforms, discusses the company's name change from Texthog. He also discusses rebranding and customer support.
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Some folks in the "sharing economy" would like a bit more of the sharing to travel in their direction.
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RT @mbauwens: Most of the Sharing Economy is a Rental Economy and should be regulated as such | P2P Foundation http://t.co/WtV1SYINDG
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I must be missing something. Seriously. Please explain it to me. First, I don’t get how Uber is still called or classified, or more exactly why so many people seem to continue to let Uber or anybody else get away with it. Second, I don’t get titles and posters like these about “Uber strikes” or “Uber unfairness”.
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Last summer, half of Greece was up for rent in AirBnb. Giorgos Kallis argues that this has nothing to do with sharing. AirBnb is a rental economy and it should be regulated as such
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Always keep in mind and evaluate what’s going on behind the curtain to make the trains run on time and how you can improve process.
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The sharing economy is breaking through conventional company models but there are downsides in terms of quality control and effective protection of workers rights
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It’s largely thanks to Airbnb’s pioneering efforts that sub-letting spare room space with total strangers is now considered the norm in many parts of the world.
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Here’s some news that might surprise you: Uber will lower America’s gross domestic product . In fact, it has already started. The more Uber grows, the worse our GDP will get. And it’s not just Uber. Many of its startup cousins—like Lyft, Airbnb,...
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