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The problem with the sharing economy | SF Bay Guardian
steve@sfbg.com Catbird turned me onto Airbnb almost two years ago, long before I'd ever heard of the "sharing economy" or "collaborative consumption," terms the tech industry is now using for companies that facilitate peer-to-peer rentals or otherwise take transactions once done through Craigslist to a glitzy new commercial level. We were working together to build the Temple of Flux for Burning Man 2010 and chatting in the shop one evening.Le modèle "collaboratif" va détruire des emplois
The 'sharing economy': The next big business trend
From Airbnb to TaskRabbit to Zimride, sharing is becoming big business
The nation is in a sharing mood — and start-ups are capitalizing on it. Americans with heaps of stuff, skills and time are connecting online with tech-savvy and early adopters eager to share and rent homes, cars, tools and services in exchange for deep savings. Dubbed "collaborative consumption" — or "the sharing economy" — this movement represents the newly cemented intersection of online social networking, mobile technology, the minimalist movement and heightened penny-pinching brought on by lingering economic uncertainties. Adam Hertz, a cable company executive in San Francisco , and his wife, Joan, have enthusiastically embraced the movement.Natalia Fernandez of Lasindias.net argues: By severing cooperativism from its communal origins and and focusing on consumption, British cooperativism and the ICA caused lasting damage to the transformative capacity of cooperativism, which we should not repeat today in the debate between the economy of the commons and collaborative consumption. She explains why ( please note the original article has many links):
We must avoid a new wrong turn of cooperativism: the strategic danger of collaborative ‘consumption’
Créé en 2008 par l’artiste anglais Luke Jerram , le projet Play Me, I’m Yours a voyagé dans le monde entier. Play Me I'm Yours envahit Paris ! 40 pianos seront installés dans les rues de la capitale du 22 juin au 8 juillet, que ce soit dans des lieux touristiques, des quartiers populaires ou encore des parcs et jardins de la ville.
Street Pianos | Paris: 2012
Et maintenant, le cinéma 2.0
Ciné collaboratif Le cinéma 2.0, c'est quoi? Le principe de long métrage participatif apporte une partie de la réponse. Le réalisateur Paul Verhoeven ( Basic Instinct , 1992) présentera en 2012 un film "coréalisé avec des internautes" explique le site des Inrocks . Francis Ford Coppola , lui, fera le montage de son long métrage Twixt en fonction des réactions du public.Après les adaptations de Philip K. Dick ( Total Recall ), Robert A. Heilen ( Starship Troopers ), ou le fidèle Josef Eszterhas ( Basic Instinct, Showgirls ), le cinéaste néerlandais Paul Verhoeven a trouvé une nouvelle source d’inspiration pour son dernier projet, dont la sortie est prévue en 2012.

