Posts Tagged ‘zipcar’
b-cycle: bicycles to share
April 22nd, 2010 by lifeproof
I have told you about the rise of culture of sharing with web 2.0 generation. With this influence companies (such as ZipCar and CrowdSpirit) and movements (such as CouchSurfing and BookCrossing) have emerged. And I have asserted that the entrepreneur or concept designer of our age has to emphasize on a product–or an idea–in which [...]
Tags: B-cycle, bicycles to share, Bicycles you can share, BookCrossing, CouchSurfing, CrowdSpirit, culture of sharing, web 2.0, zipcar
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share 2.0: culture of sharing
February 21st, 2010 by lifeproof
Last year in May, we were having an informal talk with Jonathan D. Schwartz, Executive Vice President and General Counsel of Cablevision Systems and previous General Counsel of Napster (remember Napster vs. Metallica), as a group of international media scholars in New York City. We talked about his current occupation and his past career activities, but [...]
Tags: Apple, blogger is the new marketer, BookCrossing, Bruce Nussbaum, Cablevision Systems, change of consumer culture, Channel Thirteen, consumer, consumer culture, consumer dynamics, CouchSurfing, CrowdSpirit, culture of sharing, Design Thinking Class, dynamics of sharing, dynamics of sharing in web 2.0, facebook, file sharing, filesharing, Google, IBM, ICQ, internet, iPad, IRC, Jonathan D. Schwartz, Kindle, Mac, Metallica, Microsoft, MP3, MSN, napster, New York City, PirateBay, Robin Chase, share 2.0, sharing dynamics, social media, social media analysis, social media consulting, the culture of sharing, The New School, The Pirate Bay, web 2.0, wikipedia, Windows, zipcar
Posted in Black Yogurt Chronicles, Reminder
The Art of Burning the Planet
June 1st, 2009 by lifeproof
Global Warming has been perceived as a mambo-jambo, a conspiracy theory, a myth that was produced by political geeks until as recent as last year maybe. For some others it was a brutal outcome of the capitalist system, the industrial modern world, the consumer society. Today, at the point that we have reached, it is [...]
Tags: bamboo t-shirt, Capitalism, carbon footprint, carbon monoxide, consumerism, freegan, global warming, go green, iPhone, McDonald's, Starbucks, Sunac, tell6.com, think green, Walmart, Whole Foods Market, zipcar
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