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Companies like Airbnb, Blablacar or Uber based their business model on trust. That's the reason why online reputation in the sharing economy is crucial. 
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Your reputation should follow you around the internet.
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Power to the people.. it's changing the way brands and organizations must manage their reputation, image and response in time of crisis.
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Rachel Botsman explores 'The Reputation Economy: Savvy Use of Personal Data for Financial Services Innovation' during the Amplify Festival 2013.
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All the benefits of Reputation platform accessed with a one simple integration. And it’s all yours at no cost!
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Joshua Klein is the author of Reputation Economics. In this book he demonstrates why technology changed the way we do business online in terms of authenticating. We are all used to using security codes, our address or social security number as a kind of authentication for doing business online. But when we look at the rise of Uber, AirBnB or Bitcoin, we rely more on the reputation and trustworthiness of the company or the person we are doing business with.
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As the sharing economy grows, trust and reputation are becoming a bigger part of the equation. Here, Ericsson presents a film on the future of reputation and digital trade.
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We cannot look at the 2020 workplace merely from the perspective of what will be different from today, as if these five years will pass in splendid isolation. How we think of work has changed over the millennia and one major factor has been our communications technologies. When communication changes, work does too, as well as our understanding of what is knowledge, and what it means to be knowledgeable.
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The Great Currency Debate is one of a series of Hangouts we’re hosting on Google+, which are designed to bring together ideas and solutions in discovering, designing, developing and delivering how the building blocks needed to bring CM’s vision to life can best be achieved.
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Whilst it’s probably a stretch too far to suggest we’re living in the free agent nation immortalized by Dan Pink, it’s no doubt true that more people are trading online in a variety of ways, whether as part of the sharing economy or via platforms such as oDesk and GitHub.
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Rachel Botsman explores 'The Reputation Economy: Savvy Use of Personal Data for Financial Services Innovation' during the Amplify Festival 2013.
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Aura is a peer-to-peer reputation system designed to create localized reputation information linked to specific users and/or systems. It can also function as a carrier of information in the form of 'recommendations'. Current research in trust metrics and reputation systems will be briefly covered, and implementation and design challenges will be discussed in greater depth.
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Major world economies are having big problems – and online alternatives to traditional economic structures are proliferating. But that’s not the interesting part.
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The reputation economy is needed for all of us to make a sharing economy happen.
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Debates around the “sharing economy” have been driven by personal stories and broad claims. In contrast, this is a fairly dense step-by-step look at the internet reputation systems on which the sharing economy claims are based, with some predictions about the neoliberal future of the sharing economy. References, statistics, and, yes, some personal stories are relegated to footnotes. If you’re really interested you can download a PDF.
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