Podcasts about ouishare fest

Jon Alexander began his career in advertising, winning the prestigious Big Creative Idea of the Year, before making a dramatic change. Driven by a deep need to understand the impact on society of 3,000 commercial messages a day, he gathered three Masters degrees, exploring consumerism and its alternatives from every angle.   In 2014, he co-founded the New Citizenship Project with Irenie Ekkeshi to bring the resulting ideas into contact with reality. Since then, they have been on a mission to figure out how to use our skills - not just to sell stuff - to Consumers, and involve people in the decisions that affect their lives as Citizens.   In this engaging conversation, Jon shares some great insights from his latest book Citizens: Why the Key to Fixing Everything is All of Us. We also explore how we can move away from being a passive consumer to being an active agent, how collective power leads to exponential results, the responsibility we have to build our own systems, and what a Citizen democracy means for the government.   A full transcript of the episode can be found on our website: boundaryless.io/podcast/jon-alexander/   Key highlights We discussed: > Defining Citizenship > The Subject and Consumer stories versus the Citizen story > How leaders of organizations can help to empower people to be Citizens > Becoming active agents of change and investing in the future   To find out more about Jon's work: > Twitter: twitter.com/jonjalex > Website: www.jonalexander.net/ > New Citizenship Project: www.newcitizenship.org.uk/ > Jon Alexander, 'Citizens: Why the Key to Fixing Everything is All of Us', 2022: www.amazon.com/Citizens-Why-Key-…ing/dp/191245484X   Other references and mentions: > Ouishare Fest: www.ouishare.net/fest > Arlie Hochschild, The Deep Stories of Our Time: onbeing.org/programs/arlie-hoch…tories-of-our-time/ > Dark Matter Labs: rethinking organizing #BeyondTheRules - with Indy Johar and Annette Dhami: boundaryless.io/podcast/dark-matter-labs/ > Gov0 in Taiwan: g0v.asia/ > Rob Davies, Phasing out Russian oil: how UK consumers can help the war effort, 2022: www.theguardian.com/environment/202…-the-war-effort > Better Reykjavik: citizens.is/portfolio_page/better_reykjavik/ > The Liège Food Belt: communitiesforfuture.org/get-inspired…elt-belgium/ > Why Blockchain should be plural: Cosmos and Inter-Blockchain Communication - with Ethan Buchman: boundaryless.io/podcast/ethan-buchman/ > Rebecca Solnit, 'A Paradise Built in Hell: The Extraordinary Communities That Arise in Disaster', 2010: www.amazon.com/Paradise-Built-He…es/dp/0143118072/   Find out more about the show and the research at Boundaryless at boundaryless.io/resources/podcast/ Thanks for the ad-hoc music to Liosound / Walter Mobilio. Find his portfolio here: boundaryless.io/podcast-music   Recorded on 13 March 2022.

We explore how entrepreneurship within cooperative movements help to drive community ownership in the online economy. We're excited to be joined by Nathan Schneider, a professor of media studies at the University of Colorado Boulder, who we know from the early days of the platform coop movement, when he participated in the first ever Ouishare Fest in 2013.    The very fact that Ouishare Fest brought Nathan together with Trebor Schultz for the first time is telling of what a powerful space that Ouishare Fest provides. And this year, Ouishare Fest is back, organised next week right at the outskirts of Paris - from 23 to 25 June. Check it out at http://ouisharefest2021.com/.      Currently, Nathan Schnieder directs the Media Enterprise Design Lab, and he has written books on cooperative enterprise, the Occupy movement, God, and the Internet. He is truly fascinated by the chronicling of ideas, of perfect worlds, of ordinary imaginations in practice. With his experimental attitude, Nathan believes that every word is a hypothesis and a test.   Tune in to this episode as we explore the cooperative movement and the different forms of community opportunities it provides. We also discuss ‘benevolent dictatorship', levels of community participation, multi-stakeholder structures, and what we mean by community.   Remember that you can always find transcripts and key highlights of the episode on our Medium publication: https://platformdesigntoolkit.com/Podcast-S2E19-Nathan-Schneider   To find out more about Nathan's work:   > Website: https://nathanschneider.info/ > MEDLab: https://www.colorado.edu/lab/medlab/    Other references and mentions:   > Ouishare Fest: https://www.ouishare.net/fest > Start.coop: https://start.coop/ > Stocksy United: https://www.stocksy.com/ > Nathan Schneider, Everything for Everyone: The Radical Tradition That Is Shaping the Next Economy, 2018: https://www.amazon.com/Everything-Everyone-Radical-Tradition-Shaping-ebook/dp/B078W6L1V7   > Loco: https://loco.coop/ > Morshed Mannan and Nathan Schneider, Exit To Community: Strategies for Multi-Stakeholder Ownership in the Platform Economy, 2021: https://georgetownlawtechreview.org/exit-to-community-strategies-for-multi-stakeholder-ownership-in-the-platform-economy/GLTR-05-2021/ > Nathan Schneider, Mediated ownership: capital as media, 2020: https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/0163443719899035 > S2 EP. 18: Software and Protocols for a new way of Organizing — with Bryan Peters, Rob Solomon & Sascha Kellert: https://stories.platformdesigntoolkit.com/software-and-protocols-for-a-new-way-of-organizing-with-bryan-peters-rob-solomon-sascha-710b858dd77b > The Metagovernance Project: https://metagov.org/ > Nathan Schneider, Primavera De Filippi, Seth Frey, Joshua Z. Tan, Amy X. Zhang, Modular Politics: Toward a Governance Layer for Online Communities, 2021: https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3449090  Find out more about the show and the research at Boundaryless at www.platformdesigntoolkit.com/podcast   Thanks for the ad-hoc music to Liosound / Walter Mobilio. Find his portfolio here: www.platformdesigntoolkit.com/music   Recorded on 1 June 2021.

Pour ce nouvel épisode de Pacific Hoe, je reçois  Clothilde Sauvages, Directrice des partenariats du Ouishare Fest, dont l'édition 2021 est titrée: “It's about time”, 3 jours pour embarquer dans un long voyage. Cette semaine, dans la newsletter Te Hoe, nous nous intéressons à une expérience extraordinaire qui vient de se terminer, au fin fonds d'une grotte de France. Une expérience qui nous interroge sur notre rapport au temps et à l'expérience de confinement que nous avons tous vécus depuis 2020. Pour retrouver la newsletter Te Hoe en lien avec cette interview : https://www.pacificventury.com/so/91NbYL8pw?languageTag=en Abonne-toi dès maintenant, c'est gratuit ! 

Albert Cañigueral, the OuiShare Connector for Spain and Latin America, is a Barcelona-based sharing economy expert helping to organize the fifth edition of OuiShare Fest, which takes place this July in Paris. Cañigueral describes himself as passionate about, but also critical of, the burgeoning sharing economy. Cañigueral acknowledged that sometimes tensions arise between global, American-based corporations and smaller, local startups. Global companies like Uber face regulatory challenges abroad similar to those they face in the United States. In Spain, only professional, licensed drivers can drive with Uber, and Uber was banned from the country for over a year, returning in March 2016. According to Cañigueral, the primary source of tension around the sharing economy in Barcelona is related to rental prices and housing shortages. Barcelona’s City Hall is focusing on growing and building the “commons-oriented collaborative economy,” and is particularly interested in promoting open source software.

Échanges animés par Maïwenn DE VILLEPIN, Co-Leader, Ouishare Fest. Avec la participation et l'intervention de : Othmane KHAOUA, Manageur de […] L'article L'économie collaborative au sein des territoires : « Le faire ensemble » au service du vivre ensemble – Share Paris est apparu en premier sur Fréquence Orange.

Les armes nucléaires continuent d'être un vrai danger : un conflit nucléaire régional limité pourrait créer des perturbations climatiques et une famine nucléaire à l'échelle mondiale, mettant ainsi plus de 2 milliards de personnes en danger. L'ONG ICAN France milite pour interdire l'utilisation des armes nucléaires par les États qui en possèdent. L'écriture d'une convention est en cours, avec un objectif de désarmement pour les pays dotés de nucléaire, ce que la juridiction mondiale du moment ne permet pas. Jade Loucif et Clément Barthelemy, membres du comité d'ICAN France, soulèvent un problème essentiel : les États nucléarisés ne participent pas à l'écriture du traité. Pas grave, les négociations ont commencé il y a une dizaine de jours à New-York avec les 130 États participants, et "la dynamique est très positive jusqu'à maintenant" nous dit Jade.  "L'arme nucléaire a des conséquences sur le long terme" - Jade Loucif  Si vous rêvez d'un monde nouveau, que vous ne croyez plus aux politiques et institutions actuelles, le OuiShare Fest 2017 est fait pour vous. Avec comme thème cette année : "Villes de tous les pays, unissez-vous!", l'ONG OuiShare souhaite reconnectez les villes entre elles et réfléchir à la façon dont les villes et les citoyens peuvent unir leurs forces pour créer de nouvelles alliances. Créée en 2012 à Paris, l'Organisation repose sur l'utilisation des outils numérique et de la culture collaborative pour répondre aux grands défis de notre époque. C'est Hélène Vuaroqueaux, directrice de communication de OuiShare, qui est venue nous en parler.  Et aussi le reportage de Philippine au premier Marché de mode éthique, organisé par Les Canaux, une maison dédiée à l'économie sociale et solidaire. Présentation : Pitoum / Co-interviews : Claire Guédon / Chroniques : Philippine Renon / Web : Claire Guédon / Réalisation : Paul-Henri Dimitriu / Coordination : Marion Guichaoua et Elsa Landard

Les armes nucléaires continuent d'être un vrai danger : un conflit nucléaire régional limité pourrait créer des perturbations climatiques et une famine nucléaire à l'échelle mondiale, mettant ainsi plus de 2 milliards de personnes en danger. L'ONG ICAN France milite pour interdire l'utilisation des armes nucléaires par les États qui en possèdent. L'écriture d'une convention est en cours, avec un objectif de désarmement pour les pays dotés de nucléaire, ce que la juridiction mondiale du moment ne permet pas. Jade Loucif et Clément Barthelemy, membres du comité d'ICAN France, soulèvent un problème essentiel : les États nucléarisés ne participent pas à l'écriture du traité. Pas grave, les négociations ont commencé il y a une dizaine de jours à New-York avec les 130 États participants, et "la dynamique est très positive jusqu'à maintenant" nous dit Jade.  "L'arme nucléaire a des conséquences sur le long terme" - Jade Loucif  Si vous rêvez d'un monde nouveau, que vous ne croyez plus aux politiques et institutions actuelles, le OuiShare Fest 2017 est fait pour vous. Avec comme thème cette année : "Villes de tous les pays, unissez-vous!", l'ONG OuiShare souhaite reconnectez les villes entre elles et réfléchir à la façon dont les villes et les citoyens peuvent unir leurs forces pour créer de nouvelles alliances. Créée en 2012 à Paris, l'Organisation repose sur l'utilisation des outils numérique et de la culture collaborative pour répondre aux grands défis de notre époque. C'est Hélène Vuaroqueaux, directrice de communication de OuiShare, qui est venue nous en parler.  Et aussi le reportage de Philippine au premier Marché de mode éthique, organisé par Les Canaux, une maison dédiée à l'économie sociale et solidaire. Présentation : Pitoum / Co-interviews : Claire Guédon / Chroniques : Philippine Renon / Web : Claire Guédon / Réalisation : Paul-Henri Dimitriu / Coordination : Marion Guichaoua et Elsa Landard

Francesca Pick is a project manager, consultant and speaker that works on how tech can change business, society and human interaction. She is a Connector at OuiShare, which she describes as a lab for new ways of working, and her latest project is Cobudget, a collaborative funding tool. We talk about practices she and her colleagues have developed at OuiShare like Minimum Viable Bureaucracy and we debate whether organisations with no hierarchies exist. How to follow Francesca: Twitter: @francescapick Website: http://www.francescapick.com/ Book of the week: Reinventing Organizations: An Illustrated Invitation to Join the Conversation on Next-Stage Organizations by Frederic Laloux and Etienne Appert  Relevant links: Click here to buy tickets for OuiShare Fest in Paris, 5th-7th July Here’s the thought-provoking blog we talk about by Francesca: Cut the bullshit: organisations with no hierarchy don’t exist

I had the good fortune to chat with Francesca Pick, co-founder, writer, speaker, and big brain in the OuiShare think tank. We discussed the challenges and future of the global force and community that is OuiShare -- the upcoming OuiShare Fest, and… the death of the collaborative economy?

On this week's Byte: Guests: That Startup Show is a local webseries poking fun at the huge (and extremely earnest) startup culture in Melbourne. It's filmed at the Savoy Tavern in the city, and producer and co-creators Sally Gatenby and Ahmed Salama joined the team in studio. It's awesome - check it out. Laura recently was in Paris (yeah, it's a hard life) for OuiShare Fest, a conference celebrating the sharing economy and a huge range of ideas, and caught up with a few interesting peeps: Dennis Boehresof GoPopUp, linking client's pop-up ideas with spaces to play them out in cities around Europe; Rajesh Makwana of Sharing As Our Common Cause, creating a platform to build a global sharing economy; Allison Cook of The Story of Stuff, the documentary-turned-movement based around the lifcycle of material goods. News in Depth: The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), founded by Tim Berners-Lee and tasked with developing standards to ensure the future of the web, is setting up a branch in Australia, which will be hosted at the Australian National University in Canberra. We're one step closer to ISP monopoly, with iiNet shareholders approving a takeover by TPG, having recently also merged with Internode. The ACCC will be reviewing the deal before it any approvals happen. Chinese police have shut down a huge counterfeit iPhone factory, after complaints from customers. Events and Opportunities: Registrations of Interest are open for International Electrical and Electronic Engineering Women in Engineering, Victorian Section's Wearable Technology and e-Textile challenge, RMIT Story Hall, Swanston St Melbourne, Saturday August 22, 2:00pm Rocketconf 2015 for modern web development, is happening in Amsterdam - excellent excuse to head to the Netherlands, .November 11-13 Presented by Warren Davies, Laura Summers and Dan SalmonKeep up with all things Byte on Twitter, Facebook, and G+ - see you next week!

Scott Heiferman is founder at Meet Up.com and tripped over Lisa at OuiShare Fest in Paris   Scott is always working to evolve and understand what inspires and helps people to start a community. He shares how Meet Up and community will unfold to create more vakue that it collects.   “The biggest problem in the world is that the smartest people are not working on the biggest problems in the world”   In the collaborative economy organising people and responding to what they talked about when they met is a skill we can all learn together.   Lisa asks about the business model for Meetup.com and how it is community funded.   There was a time when you had to be a writer to be published now anyone can start a blog or post a photo on instagram.     MeetUp.com NYC Tech Meet Up   Scott Heiferman on Twitter Lisa Gansky on Twitter  

La Matinale est allée prendre l'air au Cabaret Sauvage pour une spéciale OuiShare Fest, le rendez-vous incontournable de l'économie collaborative. Invités : - Edwin Mootoosamy, co-fondateur de OuiShare - Amandine Piron, co-fondatrice de Collporterre - Ivan, Matthieu et Rodolphe des Sharing Bros Pour plus de photos, jetez un œil à notre page Facebook ! Présentation : Martin Bordrero / Co-interview et reportages : Loïc Gazar / Réalisation : Mikel Perez / Technique : Victor Testier / Photos : Rémy Dussart / Coordination : Elsa Landard

La Matinale est allée prendre l'air au Cabaret Sauvage pour une spéciale OuiShare Fest, le rendez-vous incontournable de l'économie collaborative. Invités : - Edwin Mootoosamy, co-fondateur de OuiShare - Amandine Piron, co-fondatrice de Collporterre - Ivan, Matthieu et Rodolphe des Sharing Bros Pour plus de photos, jetez un œil à notre page Facebook ! Présentation : Martin Bordrero / Co-interview et reportages : Loïc Gazar / Réalisation : Mikel Perez / Technique : Victor Testier / Photos : Rémy Dussart / Coordination : Elsa Landard