Podcasts about fairbnb

Torniamo a Bali da Damiano Crognali, che attraverso la propria esperienza e i racconti di chi vive lì, parla di turismo di massa e di difesa delle tradizioni e dei luoghi.In Sardegna dal 2017 è vietato portare via sabbia, ciottoli, sassi o conchiglie, anche in piccole quantità, senza la giusta autorizzazione. Eppure ogni anno vengono sequestrati kg e kg di materiale non consentito da parte di turisti che, spesso, poi vengono addirittura rivenduti online. Parliamo di questo fenomeno con Marta Battaglia, direttrice di Legambiente Sardegna.Fairbnb, di cui Emanuele Dal Carlo è co-founder, offre ai viaggiatori e ai residenti l’opportunità di partecipare a un modello di turismo rigenerativo e più responsabile, supportando progetti di sostenibilità ambientale, economica e sociale per le comunità ospitanti.

On Oct 26, BC brought in new legislation to help municipalities regulate short-term rentals on sites like Airbnb. The mayors of cities as diverse as Victoria, Kelowna and Tofino were enthusiastic about the move. Thorben Wieditz is with the organization Fairbnb. He says this kind of regulation is an essential first step in ending ghost hotels. I spoke with him a few days before David Eby's announcement.

Join me for a talk with Soren Bondrup-Nielsen about the effects of a mechanistic worldview. This wide-ranging conversation includes topics of teaching conservation in a holistic way, his involvement in the court case to protect species-at-risk in Nova Scotia, the effect current forestry has on the the composition of our forests, and how ultimately, the economic system is at the root of many of our current world challenges. As he says, “our economic system is something WE created. We can change it.” He also offers some thoughts on the internet, critical thinking, how technology can interfere with feedback loops, and the danger of "experts".Soren grew up in the country in both Denmark and Canada and is passionate about the outdoors and how we humans relate to nature.For twenty-seven years, Soren was a professor in Biology at Acadia University where he taught ecology and conservation biology. He is president of the Blomidon Naturalists Society.EPISODE RESOURCESSoren's website, where you can also find the books he's writtenBlomidon Naturalists SocietyThe BNS' podcastA summary of the species-at-risk court case in Nova ScotiaThe book, Braiding Sweetgrass, by Robin Wall KimmererStats Canada annual survey of forestryALSO(Some economic resources)Engage Nova Scotia- Quality of Life Index 3-minute video explaining how banks create money, and that it is possible to design a different system that leads to healthier, fairer, and more sustainable societies.Time Article about Donut Economics and its implementation in some municipalities around the world.A report from the Government of Canada highlighting various measures of well-being, beyond the GDP.The story of change (6-minute whiteboard animated video)A resource about the power of ethical consumerism, and with resources on everything from search engines to accommodations, such as Fairbnb.

Nella giornata di oggi, 19 aprile 2022, Claudio Chiari e Fabiana Paolini, i nostri Degiornalist, hanno avuto ospite Emanuele Dal Carlo,   il cofondatore e presidente di Fairbnb.coop, una startup che lega il turismo ad iniziative benefiche. Fairbnb è è un portale di prenotazione turistica, dove di possono affittare case e appartamenti, con una particolarità: la metà delle commissioni viene donata a progetti di solidarietà del territorio. L'idea nasce prima della pandemia, da molte anime in Belgio, Francia, Spagna e Italia e proprio qui - a Bologna - è stata fondata la startup.  Fairbnb lavora in collaborazione  con dei local ambassadors e il progetto solidale più adatto al territorio viene scelto a livello locale. Fairbnb crede molto nell'impegno sociale e vuole dimostrare come il turismo possa aiutare i meno fortunati.

This week, we're exploring a topic that's on the minds of a lot of travelers these days: short-term tourist rentals, which is a service offered by a lot of companies, but perhaps the most well known is Airbnb. First up, Dr. Daniel Guttentag of the College of Charleston joins the show to explain why short-term rentals hold so much appeal, and to tell us how these kinds of services have evolved over the years. He also describes some of the impacts of short-term rentals and offers some advice for travelers who are looking to have a positive impact when they book a rental stay. Next, Paige speaks to Jonathan Reyes, co-founder of a cooperative called Fairbnb that is taking a collaborative approach to offering rented tourist accommodation in popular destinations in Europe and beyond. Plus, listen up for a few snippets from Paige's recent trip to Florence with her family. Thank you so much for listening! Resources Donation page for the UN Refugee Agency's work to support Ukrainian families Dr. Daniel Guttentag and his research on Airbnb Paige's 2021 story on Airbnb in Barcelona for The New York Times (unlocked link) Fairbnb A 2016 article in The Guardian about Fairbnb

Jeff chats with Thorben Wieditz, director of Fairbnb, about the city of London, ON, considering business licenses for short-term rentals like Airbnbs.

Retrouvez le GOOD MORNING FrenchWeb tous les matins dès 7h avec Joseph Postec pour découvrir les actualités à ne pas manquer analysées par la rédaction et les experts de la communauté FrenchWeb.Les coopératives dans le monde, c'est 300 millions de salariés et 1 milliard de membres. Alors, comment l'économie sociale et solidaire utilise le numérique aujourd'hui tout en innovant? Différentes entreprises réinventent le business avec des plateformes, des circuits courts…On peut citer Smart, une plateforme coopérative de travailleurs indépendants mais solidaires née il y a quelques années en Belgique et qui compte plus de 100 000 membres, Fairbnb, une plateforme touristique d'hébergements qui reverse ses bénéfices pour des projets de développement localement ou encore le Français CoopCycle, une fédération de 58 coopératives de livraison à vélo proposant un logiciel en libre-accès mais dont l'usage commercial est réservé aux coopératives.Tour d'horizon des innovations dans la chronique du jour avec Jean-Luc Raymond de France Num.

I denne episoden hører vi om delingsøkonomien/plattformøkonomien, om hvilke problemer som finnes i den delen av økonomien, og om en alternativ måte å organsiere denne typen selskap på. I plattformøkonomien er en plattform ulike apper og nettsider som brukes for å knytte kjøpere og selgere sammen, eller organisere ulike tjenester. Store, kjente eksempler er Uber og Airbnb. Blant aktører i plattformøkonomien ser man ofte eksempler på dårlige arbeidsbetingelser, lave lønninger og liten skattebetaling. Som et alternativ til dette, tar vi i denne episoden for oss plattform-kooperativet. Slike bedrifter leverer det samme, men organiserer seg som et kooperativ/samvirke. I eksemplene Eva og Fairbnb legges det mer vekt på å følge lokal regulering, gode arbeidsforhold, og medbestemmelse fra alle som bruker tjenesten. Vi snakker også med Peter Ringstad fra Tax Justice Network Norge/podkasten Pengeland og med forskeren og aktivisten bak begrepet plattform-kooperativ; Trebor Scholz. 

Fairbnb is a global cooperative that is a non extractive alternative to existing home-sharing platforms. They offer authentic and sustainable travel experiences while funding the development of socially relevant local community projects. In this episode I interview co-founder Jonathan Reyes about the negative effects of Airbnb on communities, the model they’ve created to keep wealth circulating within local economies, how they are creating a cooperative ecosystem, challenges faced, and more.

Teresa Armstrong, Ontario NDP long term care critic talks about the “Time to Care Act” and what needs to happen next for LTC in this province. Jon Pinkus, Toronto Employment Lawyer, at Samfiru Tumarkin LLP discusses a story about a Toronto school and 3 teachers refusing to work due to rise in Covid cases. AND…Thorben Wieditz, of Fairbnb talks about on going issues and concerns over Airbnb. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fairbnb's Thorben Wieditz speaks with Jeff about Airbnb's new rule on a ban on house parties. Global's Vicky Sparks walks us through theatres being open across Canada. TDSB Chair Alexander Brown tells Jeff what changes will be made in time for school in September.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Yesterday, the mayor’s economic recovery task force met for the first time virtually. All 24 non municipal members were part of the remote call. How did the first meeting go? ALSO: How does the city recommend dealing with people who are breaking quarantine after returning from an overseas trip? We’ve been receiving emails from concerned citizens asking what to do, and feel they are getting the runaround from officials. Guest: Fred Eisenberger, Mayor, City of Hamilton - While our experts are saying they’re growing concerned about an explosive second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, as of today, Ontario will be allowing short term rentals in the province. One group, FairBnB, believes that this is troubling as it may continue the spread, and that lifting the ban at this time is not wise as there is still increasing amounts of cases. Guest: Thorben Wieditz, Fairbnb - The Bank of Canada’s deputy governor says that the impact of the COVID-19 virus on the economy may have peaked. How will we know the extent of the damage? ALSO: Could we see stage 2 of reopening soon? Guest: Ian Lee. Sprott School of Business. Carleton University

Thorben Wieditz, Spokesperson, Fairbnb Canada talks about a new update report on Airbnb's business in Toronto, estimating that an astonishing 74% of revenue generated by Airbnb in the city derives directly from illegal listings.

The Scott Thompson Show Podcast While the rest of the world's stocks seem stable, China's main stock index has been hit hard by the new coronavirus. What does this mean for the country and the world? Guest: Ian Lee, Sprott School of Business at Carleton University - The rolling teachers' strikes continue this week. With the issues that the union has brought forward to the government, should they be counting their lucky stars the government didn't go after the bigger items such as pension? Guest: Randall Denley, columnist for the Ottawa Citizen and the National Post - There are renewed calls for action on Airbnb after a deadly shooting took place in a rental this weekend in Toronto. Should there be safety regulations in place for Airbnb?Guest: Thorben Wieditz, of FairBnb

Annuncio a sorpresa di Di Maio, che lascia la guida del Movimento 5 Stelle a pochi giorni dalle regionali in Emilia-Romagna e in Calabria. Al Forum economico di Davos irrompe il tema della tutela dell'ambiente: diamo un'occhiata al settore più innovativo, quello delle start up, per capire quanto il tema influenzi le scelte degli imprenditori più giovani. Intanto il progetto Fairbnb vuole rendere più sostenibile il modello degli affitti a breve, che stanno cambiando il volto delle città

Profit durch die Daten der NutzerInnen: Das ist das Geschäft von Uber, Insta & Co. Plattformriesen machen mit Daten und Vermittlungsarbeit das große Geld, während Scheinselbstständige auf Mindestlohnniveau bleiben. Wie wäre es da, eigene Plattformen zu betreiben und zu besitzen – nach genossenschaftlichem Modell? Katja Weber diskutiert mit Christophe Guené (unite.coop), Yannick Haan (iRights.Lab) und Clara Wolff (platforms2share).

A Fairbnb é uma plataforma de reserva de alojamentos, que reverte 50% da comissão cobrada aos hóspedes para projetos sociais com impacto na comunidade local. Esta nova abordagem segue também outras duas regras: cada anfitrião só pode disponibilizar uma propriedade para aluguer e não são admitidas propriedades detidas por empresas.Saiba mais sobre inovação e nova economia em SuperToast.pt

Tourists can do a lot to make their holiday more sustainable by choosing the best vacation package or accommodation. DW presents websites that help plan sustainable holidays.

Ob bei der Reisebuchung oder bei der Auswahl der Unterkunft: Touristen können vieles tun, um nachhaltiger Urlaub zu machen. Die DW stellt Webseiten vor, die bei der Planung helfen.

Urban development is suffering in the IT society. Can we make it fairer?

GUEST: Thorben Wieditz - FairBnb

The Scott Thompson Show Podcast - After outcry, the Bernier billboards are coming down. The third party purchased billboards drew criticism over its message against mass immigration. Guest:  Michael Taube, Troy Media syndicated, columnist, and Washington Times contributor - Justin Trudeau met with several leaders during the G7 summit. What came out of his meeting with Trump? Today is the climate portion, what's come out from that? Guest: Hélène Emorine, Director of the G7 Research Group - Today, Ontario's local planning and appeal tribunal will begin to hear a number of appeals into the stalled implementation and enforcement of short term rental rules. Scott chats with the leader of the group FairBnB. Guest: Thorben Wieditz at FairBnb

On Episode 32, we're back with Emanuele Dal Carlo of Fairbnb. This time, we learn more about the coop model that Fairbnb is employing, plus how Emanuele ended up in the coop, how Fairbnb engages with brand ambassadors, Emanuele's marketing plans, and more. Episode NotesFairbnbFC Barcelona: More than a club!Emanuele Dal Carlo on TwitterEmanuele Dal Carlo on LinkedIn

On Episode 31, we continue our chat with Emanuele Dal Carlo of Fairbnb. Garnet and Mark delve more into the background of FairBnB and how Emanuele thinks it brings the original idea of AirBnB back to its origins. 

On Episode 30, we're talking with Emanuele Dal Carlo, co-founder of Fairbnb.coop. It's a cooperative vacation rental platform that gives back 50% of its revenues to support local community projects. Cities like Amsterdam, Venice and Bologna are beautiful and a huge draw for tourists. fairbnb.coop is a community-centered alternative to online apps like Airbnb. The key difference? Fairbnb.coop prioritizes people over profit and offers the potential for authentic, sustainable, and intimate travel experiences. We wanted to get the origin story, and an inside look into the innovative vision Emanuele has. This is the first of a few episodes.Episode NotesFairbnbInside Airbnb

El españoles por el mundo de la colaboración. Toda investigación ha de tener sus momentos de apertura y expansión para desplazar los límites sobre lo que pensamos que es la colaboración. Viajar nos permite hacerlo, viajando podemos visitar lugares en los que la colaboración puede ser entendida de formas que no imaginamos. Collaboration Everywhere quiere aprovechar los viajes de las personas que formamos parte de esta red, para que allá donde vayamos podamos encontrar proyectos colaborativos que ensanchen nuestro concepto de la colaboración. Si cualquier persona que oye este programa va a realizar un viaje a una tierra ignota, si en ese viaje encontráis a gente que colabora de una manera tal que pensáis que merece la pena ser contada… no dudéis en escribirnos o mandarnos la historia. En este primer piloto Alfredo ha viajado a Bolonia, y ha encontrado un proyecto que nos parece que merece la pena ser contado. Un proyecto que no solo se ha creado de manera colaborativa, sino que además su objetivo es colaborativo en sí mismo. Hoy, ... hablamos de FAIRBNB. Nos lo cuenta Jonathan Reyes, miembro de la plataforma.

Boeing says the new software for the 737 MAX is done, they are just waiting on FAA certification. FAIRBnB is the new competitor to Airbnb. It promises to be socially responsible to communities as well and renters and home owners. The Island of Capri is declaring itself a “plastics free” area and threatening to fine tourists who violate the tough new law. An interview with Gary Gerould. The only play-by-play voice the Sacramento Kings have ever had (34 years) talks to us about life on the road in the NBA, his favorite cities, hotels, and restaurants; and even shares the story of how he came to be the Kings’ announcer. It is one of our favorite interviews ever.

Boeing says the new software for the 737 MAX is done, they are just waiting on FAA certification. FAIRBnB is the new competitor to Airbnb. It promises to be socially responsible to communities as well and renters and home owners. The Island of Capri is declaring itself a “plastics free” area and threatening to fine tourists who violate the tough new law. An interview with Gary Gerould. The only play-by-play voice the Sacramento Kings have ever had (34 years) talks to us about life on the road in the NBA, his favorite cities, hotels, and restaurants; and even shares the story of how he came to be the Kings' announcer. It is one of our favorite interviews ever.

Your hosts: Lynn, Levon, Marie-Claude and Marc (video of show at bottom) ListenEN_The_Link-20190503-WEE15 Could this beluga be a trained spy? A beluga whale that was freed from a mysterious harness by Norwegian fishermen and fishery officials off the coast of northern Norway last week is in no hurry to leave the Norwegian waters. On Thursday morning it swam up to the Hammerfest harbour much to the surprise and the delight of Jorgen Ree Wiig, who had taken part in its rescue. (Jorgen Ree Wiig/Norwegian Directorate of Fisheries) It's a mystery. Norwegian fishermen discovered an unusually friendly lone beluga while out fishing. Beluga are relatively rare in the area, tend to stick to pods, and away from humans. This one was just the opposite, and in addition had a strange harness, which obviously had been carrying something. Could it have been a trained whale carrying spy equipment? Was it the Russians from their nearby bases in Murmansk or Americans spying on the Russian bases? Levon has video and spoke to Joergen Ree Wiig, an official with the Norwegian Directorate of Fisheries, about the mysterious creature. Quality of life improvement for Parkinson's patients Guy Alden used to rely on this wheelchair device to walk and a mobility scooter to get around but now walks unaided. The photo shows him walking on a gait mat with special sensors used in the research project. This is how they record the participant’s movement and track their progress over time. Shortly after the treatment he was able to vacation with his wife in Hawaii, walking unaided (Lawson Research Institute) Parkinson's is a neuro-degenerative disease, and one of it's many effects is a decrease in mobility, Patient's can have difficulty walking, sometimes with their legs simply freezing up while moving  which results in falls. A new experimental treatment involving inserting electrodes on the spine and tiny impulses from a pacemaker seem to result in significant improvement in patient mobility Marc speaks with Dr Mandar Jog of Western University and the Lawson Health Research Institute who is leading the trial. AirBnB enriching corporations, driving up rents A 2017 McGill University report found that two or three per cent of the housing stock in Montreal’s Plateau neighbourhood is run by property management companies for short-term rentals. (iStock) A look at the AirBnB phenomenon shows heavy corporate involvement in the rentals. An earlier study noted that corporate ownership of such properties is creating a shortage of rental properties and driving up rent costs for people seeking a living space. Lynn spoke to Thorben Wieditz, a researcher with Fairbnb, a coalition involving tenants’ associations, condo owners and  boards, hospitality workers, and community legal clinics. He says these often foreign companies are making great profit from Canada for free as they "do not return anything in terms of taxes to Canada" The First Nations originators of Canada's maple syrup tradition Atikamekw maple syrup: an ancestral tradition carried on with passion in Manawan, Quebec. Photo : RCI/Marie-Claude Simard Travelling a few hours by car north of Montreal puts one in the heart of the boreal forest. It is here that First Nations are continuing the tradition of gathering maple sap and turning it into sweet syrup and taffy. Marie-Claude presents her a teaser of her report, with the full story on the website this weekend. Watch The Link, May 3 2019 Images of the week window.jQuery || document.write('

Una soluzione equa e smart per un turismo gestito dalla comunità dei residenti.Questa è Fairbnb. Damiano Avellino è uno tra i fondatori, che insieme ad un gruppo di attivisti, programmatori, ricercatori e creativi provenienti da tutto il mondo si sono dati l’obiettivo di creare una alternativa di mercato sostenibile alla piattaforme commerciali attualmente esistenti.Rimettere al centro la condivisione dei vantaggi per tutta la comunità in quella che viene chiamata l’economia della condivisione. Fairbnb vuole offrire una alternativa che valorizzi le comunità ospitanti facilitando l'incontro fra territori e turisti per mezzo di una piattaforma che favorisca un vero interscambio culturale ed al contempo minimizzando gli effetti negativi sulle comunità residenti.Le parole chiave ?Compartecipazione, Governance democratica: Collaborazione e consenso, CooperazioneSostenibilità sociale, Trasparenza e responsabilità, Valorizzazione dei territori.https://fairbnb.coop/it/La conversazione può essere vista anche nel video-format Icuber, nel canale Youtube di Lepida TV.https://www.youtube.com/user/lepidatv

Thorben Wieditz, Fairbnb Canada spokesperson talks about a new report on Airbnb and lack of unregulated short-term rentals in Toronto  

Your hosts this week, Lynn Desjardins, Levon Sevunts and Carmel Kilkenny sitting in for Marc Montgomery. https://www.facebook.com/rcinet/videos/10160620538480114/ ListenEN_Interview_2-20180810-WIE20 SAUDI ARABIA TAKES DRAMATIC ACTION FOLLOWING CANADIAN TWEET Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (left) and Canada's Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland (right) (Reuters) The diplomatic row between Canada and Saudi Arabia began last week with a tweet from Canada's Foreign Affairs Minister, Chrystia Freeland. In it she expressed Canada's grave concern for women's right's activists, including Samar Badawi, the sister of jailed blogger Raif Badawi, whose wife and children live in Sherbrooke, Quebec. The reaction was pretty swift with the Prince expelling the Canadian ambassador and recalling the Saudi ambassador from Ottawa. Now at least 16,000 Saudi students are forbidden to continue their studies in Canada, and have to return before the direct flights from Toronto are suspended on August 13th. Levon Sevunts looked into the development over the last week,as the Canadian government stands firm in its support of human rights. FAIR BNB TAKES ON AIRBNB IN TORONTO OVER ABUSES OF SHORT-TERM ACOMMODATION Fairbnb is a national coalition of organizations focused on establishing fair regulations for short-term rentals. Thorben Wieditz, above, is a spokesperson for the group. (Yanjun Li/CBC News) San Francisco, where Airbnb got its start, successfully sued the accommodation-sharing app, and after reaching a settlement, implemented what's described as the best "regulatory framework" against the widespread abuses by Airbnb and other short-term rental accommodation platforms. In Toronto, City Council acted and brought in rules and regulations to deal with some of the many abuses in Canada's largest city, but the changes are currently being challenged in court. There's a lot of money behind some of the not so legal arrangements that have grown out of the "home-sharing" apps. Thorben Wieditz is a spokesperson for Fairbnb, a coalition of groups wanting greater transparency as well as rules and regulations about how these apps are allowed to work. FAIR BNB has been at work in Toronto since 2016, when it became apparent how out of control the situation had gotten. The city had become a major centre for what's known as "Ghost Hotels". Carmel Kilkenny spoke with Thorben Wieditz earlier this week, and he explained to me how these Ghost Hotels developed. HOT HOUSE EARTH: SCIENTISTS WARN AGAIN ABOUT GLOBAL WARMING Climate change could turn hearth into a ‘hothouse,’ says scientists A recent report by an international team of scientists looked at several of the earth's natural systems and determined that if carbon emissions go unchecked there could be a domino effect or chain reaction among them that increase global temperatures by 4 to 5 degrees. And that would change the word dramatically making large parts uninhabitable. Lynn Desjardins spoke with the co-author of the report Prof. Katherine Richardson of the University of Copenhagen.

Carmel Kilkenny speaks with Fairbnb.ca spokesperson Thorben Wieditz about the new rules in the works for Airbnb and other home-sharing rental platforms.

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Too many important changes were missed on the new Condo Act. There continues to be problem with Condo Management, Board of Directors, AGM and proxy votes. The COA receives numerous complaints where most deal with Condo Owners being bullied by Board of Directors and Property Management.Linda Pinizzotto an Award Winning Realtor explains the benefits and some of the problems without regulation. Special Guest Speaker on That Channel TV. She created the Condo Owners Association which is a non profit Association to represent and advocate for consumers rights of Condo Owners. . Support the show (http://www.condoradio.com)

El menú de Carne Cruda empieza conociendo el Encuentro de Mujeres Columnistas “ Las mujeres que opinan son peligrosas”, que tendrá lugar en Pontevedra los días 2 y 3 de marzo. Hablamos con la escritora Diana López Varela, una de las organizadoras. Además tenemos nuevo programa monográfico sobre tecnología con nuestros compañeros de Hoja de Router. Vamos a conocer los casos de aquellas empresas y cooperativas que sí que representan los principios de la economía colaborativa. Sí, son menos conocidas, puesto que no tienen los presupuestos multimillonarios de Amazon o Airbnb, pero son más justas. Hablamos con Sito Veracruz que es el cofundador de Fairbnb, que es la alternativa de Airbnb. Y también hemos hablado con Felix Weth, de Fairmondo, que es un 'marketplace' alternativo a grandes y más conocidas plataformas como Amazon o eBay. El programa se completa con la sección Gente Haciendo Cosas, en esta ocasión sobre el Mobile Social Congress de Barcelona, en contraposición al Mobile World Congress. Y la investigadora Ana López Navajas nos descubre a una mujer histórica en Las Otras. __ Carne Cruda, el programa de radio que tú haces posible. La República Independiente de la Radio. Existimos gracias a las aportaciones de los oyentes. Difunde nuestros contenidos y si puedes: hazte productora o productor de Carne Cruda. Aquí tienes más información: http://carnecruda.es/hazte_productor/

El menú de Carne Cruda empieza conociendo el Encuentro de Mujeres Columnistas “ Las mujeres que opinan son peligrosas”, que tendrá lugar en Pontevedra los días 2 y 3 de marzo. Hablamos con la escritora Diana López Varela, una de las organizadoras. Además tenemos nuevo programa monográfico sobre tecnología con nuestros compañeros de Hoja de Router. Vamos a conocer los casos de aquellas empresas y cooperativas que sí que representan los principios de la economía colaborativa. Sí, son menos conocidas, puesto que no tienen los presupuestos multimillonarios de Amazon o Airbnb, pero son más justas. Hablamos con Sito Veracruz que es el cofundador de Fairbnb, que es la alternativa de Airbnb. Y también hemos hablado con Felix Weth, de Fairmondo, que es un 'marketplace' alternativo a grandes y más conocidas plataformas como Amazon o eBay. El programa se completa con la sección Gente Haciendo Cosas, en esta ocasión sobre el Mobile Social Congress de Barcelona, en contraposición al Mobile World Congress. Y la investigadora Ana López Navajas nos descubre a una mujer histórica en Las Otras. __ Carne Cruda, el programa de radio que tú haces posible. La República Independiente de la Radio. Existimos gracias a las aportaciones de los oyentes. Difunde nuestros contenidos y si puedes: hazte productora o productor de Carne Cruda. Aquí tienes más información: http://carnecruda.es/hazte_productor/