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It took me a few weeks after the attacks on Charlie Hebdo and the public outcry for theoretical “freedom of speech”, but today I arrived at a fresh idea. 
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The data you generate on- and off-line about what you watch and look at, buy, borrow, even what ails you, is tracked, quantified, packaged and sold. Your virtual self and your reputation are being qualified, commoditized, and monetized. The dystopian critique is gaining adherence, from novelists to heads of state worldwide. If someone is making money from this info, shouldn’t you?
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Josh Gibbs normally wouldn’t leave his apartment in Northeast Washington, D.C., pick up a loaded pizza from a restaurant in Chinatown, bike to a complete stranger’s apartment, drop off the pizza and leave without any cash exchanging hands. But last week, he did just that. And truth be told, he kind of loved it.
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The evolution of the sharing economy started with pioneers like CouchSurfing (couches) and Craigslist (everything), and then began morphing to monetization with Zipcar (cars) and Airbnb (rooms).
Olivier Fourcadet's curator insight,
September 27, 2013 9:21 AM
Des idées très intéressantes qui révolutionnent les relations entre la cuisine, les chefs et les convives... A lire |
