Since we started the magazine a year ago, we’ve been hit up by journalists, TV producers, etc., asking us who they should contact for stories on coworking. We were like, oh, cool, um, go talk to this person. Now there’s a better way.
NEWS – Small cities like Eugene, Oregon, are going big for International Coworking Week on August 3-7, 2015.
I’ve heard explanations from “it’s like a commune for people on computers,” to “it’s like having your own Google office.” What’s the best way to explain what the hell coworking is?
On Friday, August 7, 2015, nearly 100 coworking spaces in more than 16 Brazilian states and the capital will participate in Coworking Day Brazil to celebrate the tenth anniversary of coworking.
Amber Buckley of Ambiguous You, a line of all-natural vegan bath and beauty products, shows us that our dream jobs and business ventures are within reach, with the right ingredients.
Once you’ve experienced it, community is everything. But we don’t necessarily know what we’ve got ’til it’s gone. George McLaughlin thoughtfully recounts his trajectory alongside 100state in Madison, WI.
Pop icon Taylor Swift took on Apple last week and Apple capitulated. But certain questions linger about the durability of surface-level wins. Cultural critic Shaun Scott on how millennials “shake it off.”
We’re in the middle of a freelancer boom. But what about engineering? There’s some indication that freelance engineers are on the rise, but they have a long way to go in establishing the same independent work culture that web developers and digital creatives have long had.
