In 2014 I participated in the madcap hackathon roadtrip known as StartupBus. Before I went, what I really wanted to know was what the hell am I getting myself into. Here’s an overview.
StartupBus 2016: what to expect
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Quantifying serendipity
Coworking spaces have been lauded for “accelerating serendipity,” but what does that really mean? A deeper look into how serendipity works and how it might be measured. By Melissa Mesku.
Announcing: a coworking press list
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.
Coworking Day Brazil 2015
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.
Polyamorous, at least with work
Is my adulterous relationship with many types of work preventing me from having a harmonious marriage with one skillset, one industry? Well, too bad. In defense of juggling multiple jobs, projects and streams of income.
What to expect at GCUC Australia
A look at what to expect at Australia’s first Global Coworking Unconference Conference, and some casual speculation about why coworking is taking off nationwide.
Empty dance floor syndrome: the difficulty coworking platforms face
Currently in beta, Townsquare is a platform that aims to connect coworkers with each other around the world. We take a look at the possibilities and the challenges ahead.
See you at GCUC!
We’ll be at the 4th annual Global Coworking Unconference Conference (GCUCUSA) in Berkeley on May 6-8, 2015. Check out our interview with GCUC founder Liz Elam on the origin of “juicy” and what to expect.
