Hypothesis: ESOPs for the Online Economy
I work in a startup town, the rare kind of place where you can trip over veteran founders, with multiple exits behind then, on the sidewalk. By “exits,” I mean …
I work in a startup town, the rare kind of place where you can trip over veteran founders, with multiple exits behind then, on the sidewalk. By “exits,” I mean …
The winners of the Propaganda Challenge—which distributes proceeds from our book Ours to Hack and to Own—have been chosen. Above all, we were blown away by the entries, all of …
by Pat Conaty – Research Associate, Co-operatives UK Read the full report, Working Together: Trade Union and Co-operative Innovations for Precarious Work The labour market in the UK has changed …
Originally published in the Cooperative Business Journal‘s winter 2018 issue. For a sizable portion of the people running the established cooperatives in the United States, I’ve found, the internet is …
State Farm Customer Service One State Farm Plaza Bloomington, Illinois 61710 January 11, 2018 To Whom It May Concern, As a policyholder of State Farm Mutual I am writing to …
The fight for a free and open Internet scored a win in 2006, thanks to a bad analogy. Alaska Senator Ted Stevens argued that Internet service providers should have the …
by Alanna Irving, originally posted at the Open Collective blog Social.coop is a cooperatively run instance of Mastodon, a decentralized social network based on open protocols and free, open-source software. …
by Jen Horonjeff If you’ve ever had to come up with a name for a group, a company, a project, it can be one of the most daunting tasks. It’s …
In support of our platform co-op friends AnyShare, and to allow them to support us, I’ve set up an AnyShare instance for The Internet of Ownership. AnyShare, if you haven’t …
Cross-posted with the P2P Foundation blog David Bollier and I (see David’s post from yesterday) had the pleasure of meeting Janosch Sbeih and Jérôme Birolini (“The Reciprokans”) at the Open 2017: …