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Photo credit: Sebastiaan ter Burg via Foter.com / CC BY. Article cross-posted from Bollier.org.
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As of last year, student athletes in the United States began attending universities on scholarship to play, get this, video games. I did not make this up, and if your... read more
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December 3, 2015 9:12 AM
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Roughly ten years ago I flew to Sydney to attend the ATNAC Networks and Applications conference specifically to attend their half day P2P…
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https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/189746656/choba-choba-chocolate-revolution?ref=nav_search Choba Choba, une nouvelle marque de chocolat qui transforme le...
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The world is changing faster than ever. Technology is accelerating, job security is declining and income inequality is increasing. People are overworked and ...
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The software-defined data center should be a call to all entrepreneurs focused on enterprise infrastructure that the past does not predict the future, but it..
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Andrew Keen is a British born entrepreneur and author. His book The Cult of the Amateur sets out his views of user-generated content websites such as YouTube...
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A lucky few can say their work helped spur a fundamental shift in the economic model of modern societies.
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Richie Hecker, Chairman and CEO of Traction + Scale: Once upon a time, people went and got a job and had a single boss. Those days are nearing their end. With the rise of the shared economy, everyone is now an entrepreneur.
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SANTA CLARA, Calif. — In Silicon Valley, it's never too early to become an entrepreneur. Just ask 13-year-old Shubham Banerjee.The California eighth-grader...
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Craftsmanship, an online magazine about the quest for excellence, profiles masters in a variety of disciplines, beginning with farming in its debut issue.
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What’s a linear system? Think governments, politicians, regulators, large and slow-moving legacy companies, and the like…
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by Maira Sutton, Cat Johnson and Neal Gorenflo The sharing economy held great promise when it first emerged. It was seen as a way to help people build community, reduce unnecessary consumption, and generate extra income. It was based on the brilliantly simple notion that when we share, everybody has more.
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The foundation ‘Incubators for Immigrants’ wants to help refugees to build a new economic and independent existence in the Netherlands. Therefore, we’ll provide them with knowledge, financial support and assistance with the set-up of their own private Dutch company. And we’ll help to give them a residence permit faster than usual. We hope to give the refugees a goal and we hope that we can take away the hopelessness of this situation. Besides this, we simultaneously work together to ensure that there is a societal, cultural and economic contribution to the Dutch society. Incubators for Immigrants has been founded by a group of entrepreneurs, who prefer to resolve things rather than to start an endless conversation. Curious? Want to participate? Read the frequently asked questions.
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The biggest challenges of our time do not require patchwork solutions, innovative smartphone apps, or miracle pills, instead they require systems-level innovations that can tackle the root cause of the world's most serious issues.
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Everyone knows that starting companies–and investing in startups–is a risky way to earn a living.
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Two years ago at TED I had the great joy ofinterviewing Elon Musk, who by common consent is probably the world's most remarkable entrepreneurright now, the world's most remarkable living ...
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Entrepreneurs are raising billions via crowdfunding -- but the nonfinancial payoff may be even greater.
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March 10, 2015 5:27 PM
This is why the #stepup2inspire campaign is a success...the relationships being built through a common goal always outweigh the goal.
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Watch these documentaries and jump into the open hardware movement.
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Tomorrow's leaders weigh in on business, leadership and doing good.
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Richie Hecker, Chairman and CEO of Traction + Scale: Once upon a time, people went and got a job and had a single boss. Those days are nearing their end. With the rise of the shared economy, everyone is now an entrepreneur.
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Among those concerned with the United States' energy future—including, increasingly, the utility companies themselves—the business model known as "Utility 2.0" appears as a beacon of hope. Utility 2.0 addresses the concerns of both energy watchdogs and conventional electricity utilities by offering the latter financial incentives to adopt greener, more flexible infrastructure. But while this new paradigm presents solutions to many of the problems associated with centralized, fossil fuel-reliant power grids, some argue that it does not go far enough. In a December 2014 report from the Institute for Local Self-Reliance, John Farrell makes the case for a more radical shift, which he calls "Utility 3.0" or "energy democracy." By relocating control and ownership from the utilities to their customers, Farrell argues, Utility 3.0 allows communities to take advantage of the economic as well as the environmental benefits of the shift to clean energy.
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On 1 January 2015, new VAT regulations came into force in the EU. Could they shape the future of digital micro-entrepreneurship and the collaborative economy?
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