[Coworking] Re: french word for coworking

2009-03-06 Thread inevernu

Hi,

We haven't officialized anything yet, as is often the case in french
a true translation often becomes very long and not practical. We
generally use coworking and pretty much all francophone media who have
covered us do the same. When we do use a french word we use
cotravail or Espace de cotravail.

La cantine in Paris seem to use Espace de travail collaboratif, the
upcoming Ecto in Montréal uses Espace collaboratif de travail they
both prove what I was saying about longer french terms! (en passant
pour les gens de La cantine, en anglais c'est coworking, pas co-
working ;) )


Patrick
station-c.com
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[Coworking] Re: french word for coworking

2009-03-06 Thread ruyoung


excellent, thanks patrick! some of them are quite long, but
cotravail and espace de cotravail will do just fine. i'll share
your message with  my quebec-native translator and let her decide if
we go with coworking or cotravail.

it's great to hear what other spaces have been using in various
languages. i added a /translations page to the coworking wiki. it
would help for community members to see the variations in our own
languages, but might also be useful for media relations. please help
to populate it!
r.



On Mar 6, 7:54 am, inevernu patrick.tang...@gmail.com wrote:
 Hi,

 We haven't officialized anything yet, as is often the case in french
 a true translation often becomes very long and not practical. We
 generally use coworking and pretty much all francophone media who have
 covered us do the same. When we do use a french word we use
 cotravail or Espace de cotravail.

 La cantine in Paris seem to use Espace de travail collaboratif, the
 upcoming Ecto in Montréal uses Espace collaboratif de travail they
 both prove what I was saying about longer french terms! (en passant
 pour les gens de La cantine, en anglais c'est coworking, pas co-
 working ;) )

 Patrick
 station-c.com
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[Coworking] Re: french word for coworking

2009-03-06 Thread ruyoung


thanks for offering these up yan! i love languages and it's really
interesting to see what coworking is in other languages. you've
inspired the translation wiki page, so thank you!
r.

On Mar 5, 8:09 pm, Liu Yan liuyan.dat...@gmail.com wrote:
 Bonjour! I cannot help you with French. But in Dutch it is called Flexibele
 Werkplekken, in Chinese we call it 联合办公空间(collective workspace). It depends
 on what your market demands the most, I guess.

  Hope this could be any help to you. Good luck with French translation.

 cheers, Yan

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[Coworking] Re: french word for coworking

2009-03-06 Thread Geoff DiMasi
When I learned French in high school, my favorite word was *un coca cola*.
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On Fri, Mar 6, 2009 at 9:33 AM, ruyoung rac...@camaraderie.ca wrote:



 thanks for offering these up yan! i love languages and it's really
 interesting to see what coworking is in other languages. you've
 inspired the translation wiki page, so thank you!
 r.

 On Mar 5, 8:09 pm, Liu Yan liuyan.dat...@gmail.com wrote:
  Bonjour! I cannot help you with French. But in Dutch it is called
 Flexibele
  Werkplekken, in Chinese we call it 联合办公空间(collective workspace). It
 depends
  on what your market demands the most, I guess.
 
   Hope this could be any help to you. Good luck with French translation.
 
  cheers, Yan

 


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[Coworking] Re: Big changes in the works at IndyHall!

2009-03-06 Thread Matthew Wettergreen

Alex and Geoff,

Just want to congratulate you guys on this great success. I'm really
looking forward to hearing what the community building, input,
engagement and execution is like the second time around. It seems
you'll be able to refine the process a bit for all of us.

Matthew

On Mar 4, 6:31 pm, Tony Bacigalupo tonybacigal...@gmail.com wrote:
 Hey all,

 I was lucky enough to be in Philly yesterday for IndyHall's Town Hall event,
 where Alex and Geoff discussed the state of IndyHall and prospects for its
 future.
 In case you haven't heard, IndyHall's been bursting at the seams with
 interest... 14 full time members, over 50 members overall, and literally not
 enough desks to go around. So they're considering expanding to an even
 bigger space nearby! There's so much more in the works as well, but it's
 just now getting warmed up.

 I wrote up a post about it with videos 
 here:http://www.imouttaherethebook.com/2009/03/big-changes-coming-indyhall...

 Alex also has an official recap with slides and a video tour of the space
 here:http://www.indyhall.org/2009/03/04/the-state-of-indyhall-march-3rd-2009/

 Very exciting stuff going on there! Bravo Alex and Geoff! I really can't
 wait to see how things develop.

 Tony Bacigalupo
 New Work Cityhttp://nwcny.com
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[Coworking] SXSW Panel: Regional Whuffie Building: Attracting Innovation to Your City

2009-03-06 Thread Matthew Wettergreen

Hey Everybody,

Tony Bacigalupo (New Work City), Geoff DiMasi (P'unk Ave, Independents
Hall), Julie Duryea (Souk Portland), Susan Evans (Office Nomads), and
myself, Matthew Wettergreen (Caroline Collective) are on a panel at
SXSW called Regional Whuffie Building: Attracting Innovation to Your
City.
If you're going to SXSW we'd love to see you at the panel:
http://sxsw.com/interactive/talks/panels?action=showid=IAP0900393

First of all, whuffie. Taken from a direct quote by Tara Hunt:
A. A word coined by Cory Doctorow in his book, Down and Out in the
Magic Kingdom as the currency of the future.
B. Roughly equivalent to social capital
C. is the culmination of reputation, influence, bridging and bonding
capital, access to ideas and talent, access to resources, potential
access to further resources, saved up favors, accomplishments and the
Whuffie of those you have relationships with.

During the panel we'll discuss issues surrounding inspiring a spirit
of innovation and entrepreneurship, what it takes to run successful
startup or a successful career in technology regardless of region.
We'll also discuss some success stories resulting from regional
whuffie building and why this is something that can help your region.

In our individual communities of NYC, Philly, Portland, Seattle and
Houston we have experience and anecdotes surrounding our own careers
and community work. Additionally, we're talking about this regional
whuffie building with others in our local communities to gain some
additional perspective.

Since coworking plays such a large role in rallying the troops of any
region, we'd like input from all of you about Regional Whuffie
Building. If you're able, could you answer some questions?

1. What are some of your success stories of regional whuffie building
or inspiring a spirit of innovation and entrepreneurship?
2. How have you embraced the mix of face-to-face interaction and
technology?
3. What are some individual strategies towards this end goal that you
have attempted?

Thanks everyone,

Matthew

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[Coworking] Re: Big changes in the works at IndyHall!

2009-03-06 Thread Geoff DiMasi
Thanks.

We are taking another leap. This time it feels like there is a bigger net
with more people holding it, but still... leaps are scary and exciting.


---
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P'unk Avenue
215 755 1330
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On Fri, Mar 6, 2009 at 11:15 AM, Matthew Wettergreen mwettergr...@gmail.com
 wrote:


 Alex and Geoff,

 Just want to congratulate you guys on this great success. I'm really
 looking forward to hearing what the community building, input,
 engagement and execution is like the second time around. It seems
 you'll be able to refine the process a bit for all of us.

 Matthew

 On Mar 4, 6:31 pm, Tony Bacigalupo tonybacigal...@gmail.com wrote:
  Hey all,
 
  I was lucky enough to be in Philly yesterday for IndyHall's Town Hall
 event,
  where Alex and Geoff discussed the state of IndyHall and prospects for
 its
  future.
  In case you haven't heard, IndyHall's been bursting at the seams with
  interest... 14 full time members, over 50 members overall, and literally
 not
  enough desks to go around. So they're considering expanding to an even
  bigger space nearby! There's so much more in the works as well, but it's
  just now getting warmed up.
 
  I wrote up a post about it with videos here:
 http://www.imouttaherethebook.com/2009/03/big-changes-coming-indyhall...
 
  Alex also has an official recap with slides and a video tour of the space
  here:
 http://www.indyhall.org/2009/03/04/the-state-of-indyhall-march-3rd-2009/
 
  Very exciting stuff going on there! Bravo Alex and Geoff! I really can't
  wait to see how things develop.
 
  Tony Bacigalupo
  New Work Cityhttp://nwcny.com
 


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[Coworking] Re: Big changes in the works at IndyHall!

2009-03-06 Thread Bradley Neuberg
Congrats IndyHall folks!

On Fri, Mar 6, 2009 at 8:50 AM, Geoff DiMasi ge...@punkave.com wrote:

 Thanks.

 We are taking another leap. This time it feels like there is a bigger net
 with more people holding it, but still... leaps are scary and exciting.


 ---
 Geoff DiMasi
 P'unk Avenue
 215 755 1330
 punkave.com
 window.punkave.com





 On Fri, Mar 6, 2009 at 11:15 AM, Matthew Wettergreen 
 mwettergr...@gmail.com wrote:


 Alex and Geoff,

 Just want to congratulate you guys on this great success. I'm really
 looking forward to hearing what the community building, input,
 engagement and execution is like the second time around. It seems
 you'll be able to refine the process a bit for all of us.

 Matthew

 On Mar 4, 6:31 pm, Tony Bacigalupo tonybacigal...@gmail.com wrote:
  Hey all,
 
  I was lucky enough to be in Philly yesterday for IndyHall's Town Hall
 event,
  where Alex and Geoff discussed the state of IndyHall and prospects for
 its
  future.
  In case you haven't heard, IndyHall's been bursting at the seams with
  interest... 14 full time members, over 50 members overall, and literally
 not
  enough desks to go around. So they're considering expanding to an even
  bigger space nearby! There's so much more in the works as well, but it's
  just now getting warmed up.
 
  I wrote up a post about it with videos here:
 http://www.imouttaherethebook.com/2009/03/big-changes-coming-indyhall...
 
  Alex also has an official recap with slides and a video tour of the
 space
  here:
 http://www.indyhall.org/2009/03/04/the-state-of-indyhall-march-3rd-2009/
 
  Very exciting stuff going on there! Bravo Alex and Geoff! I really can't
  wait to see how things develop.
 
  Tony Bacigalupo
  New Work Cityhttp://nwcny.com



 


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[Coworking] Re: Big changes in the works at IndyHall!

2009-03-06 Thread Alex Hillman
Thanks for the congratulations everyone. This is one helluva wild ride.

The latest update on our new space and our membership drive is up at:

http://www.indyhall.org/2009/03/06/important-membership-drive-for-monday-march-9th-indyhall-v20/


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local: www.indyhall.org



On Fri, Mar 6, 2009 at 4:20 PM, Bradley Neuberg bradneub...@gmail.comwrote:

 Congrats IndyHall folks!


 On Fri, Mar 6, 2009 at 8:50 AM, Geoff DiMasi ge...@punkave.com wrote:

 Thanks.

 We are taking another leap. This time it feels like there is a bigger net
 with more people holding it, but still... leaps are scary and exciting.


 ---
 Geoff DiMasi
 P'unk Avenue
 215 755 1330
 punkave.com
 window.punkave.com





 On Fri, Mar 6, 2009 at 11:15 AM, Matthew Wettergreen 
 mwettergr...@gmail.com wrote:


 Alex and Geoff,

 Just want to congratulate you guys on this great success. I'm really
 looking forward to hearing what the community building, input,
 engagement and execution is like the second time around. It seems
 you'll be able to refine the process a bit for all of us.

 Matthew

 On Mar 4, 6:31 pm, Tony Bacigalupo tonybacigal...@gmail.com wrote:
  Hey all,
 
  I was lucky enough to be in Philly yesterday for IndyHall's Town Hall
 event,
  where Alex and Geoff discussed the state of IndyHall and prospects for
 its
  future.
  In case you haven't heard, IndyHall's been bursting at the seams with
  interest... 14 full time members, over 50 members overall, and
 literally not
  enough desks to go around. So they're considering expanding to an even
  bigger space nearby! There's so much more in the works as well, but
 it's
  just now getting warmed up.
 
  I wrote up a post about it with videos here:
 http://www.imouttaherethebook.com/2009/03/big-changes-coming-indyhall...
 
  Alex also has an official recap with slides and a video tour of the
 space
  here:
 http://www.indyhall.org/2009/03/04/the-state-of-indyhall-march-3rd-2009/
 
  Very exciting stuff going on there! Bravo Alex and Geoff! I really
 can't
  wait to see how things develop.
 
  Tony Bacigalupo
  New Work Cityhttp://nwcny.com






 


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[Coworking] Re: SXSW Panel: Regional Whuffie Building: Attracting Innovation to Your City

2009-03-06 Thread Alex Hillman
Additionally:

I'm going to be leading a Core Conversation about Coworking on Saturday
March 14th at 11:30am.

http://sxsw.com/interactive/talks/core_conversations?action=showid=IAP0900509

At this point, the hour is a fairly blank slate. Over the next week, I'd
like people to submit, and vote on, questions/topics related to coworking
that they think are most important. From this list, I'll build a structure
for the hour and we'll make the most of it!

Please submit topic ideas and vote on them at
http://tr.im/coworkingcoreconvo

Thanks, and I can't wait to see so many of you next week!

-Alex

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On Fri, Mar 6, 2009 at 11:41 AM, Matthew Wettergreen mwettergr...@gmail.com
 wrote:


 Hey Everybody,

 Tony Bacigalupo (New Work City), Geoff DiMasi (P'unk Ave, Independents
 Hall), Julie Duryea (Souk Portland), Susan Evans (Office Nomads), and
 myself, Matthew Wettergreen (Caroline Collective) are on a panel at
 SXSW called Regional Whuffie Building: Attracting Innovation to Your
 City.
 If you're going to SXSW we'd love to see you at the panel:
 http://sxsw.com/interactive/talks/panels?action=showid=IAP0900393

 First of all, whuffie. Taken from a direct quote by Tara Hunt:
 A. A word coined by Cory Doctorow in his book, Down and Out in the
 Magic Kingdom as the currency of the future.
 B. Roughly equivalent to social capital
 C. is the culmination of reputation, influence, bridging and bonding
 capital, access to ideas and talent, access to resources, potential
 access to further resources, saved up favors, accomplishments and the
 Whuffie of those you have relationships with.

 During the panel we'll discuss issues surrounding inspiring a spirit
 of innovation and entrepreneurship, what it takes to run successful
 startup or a successful career in technology regardless of region.
 We'll also discuss some success stories resulting from regional
 whuffie building and why this is something that can help your region.

 In our individual communities of NYC, Philly, Portland, Seattle and
 Houston we have experience and anecdotes surrounding our own careers
 and community work. Additionally, we're talking about this regional
 whuffie building with others in our local communities to gain some
 additional perspective.

 Since coworking plays such a large role in rallying the troops of any
 region, we'd like input from all of you about Regional Whuffie
 Building. If you're able, could you answer some questions?

 1. What are some of your success stories of regional whuffie building
 or inspiring a spirit of innovation and entrepreneurship?
 2. How have you embraced the mix of face-to-face interaction and
 technology?
 3. What are some individual strategies towards this end goal that you
 have attempted?

 Thanks everyone,

 Matthew

 --
 Matthew Wettergreen, Ph.D
 coFounder - Caroline Collective
 http://carolinecollective.cc

 cell: 713.825.4613
 email: mwettergr...@gmail.com
 twitter: organ_printer
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[Coworking] Re: Big changes in the works at IndyHall!

2009-03-06 Thread Hillary Hartley

Congrats Alex, Geoff,  everyone who's helped making Indyhall (and all
of our spaces) a success!!!

Looking forward to seeing Indyhall 2.0 -- hopefully I'll get to see 1.0, too. :)

hillary


On Fri, Mar 6, 2009 at 1:51 PM, Alex Hillman
dangerouslyawes...@gmail.com wrote:
 Thanks for the congratulations everyone. This is one helluva wild ride.

 The latest update on our new space and our membership drive is up at:

 http://www.indyhall.org/2009/03/06/important-membership-drive-for-monday-march-9th-indyhall-v20/


 --
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 --
 -
 Alex Hillman
 im always developing something
 digital: a...@weknowhtml.com
 helpful: www.unstick.me
 visual: www.dangerouslyawesome.com
 local: www.indyhall.org



 On Fri, Mar 6, 2009 at 4:20 PM, Bradley Neuberg bradneub...@gmail.com
 wrote:

 Congrats IndyHall folks!

 On Fri, Mar 6, 2009 at 8:50 AM, Geoff DiMasi ge...@punkave.com wrote:

 Thanks.

 We are taking another leap. This time it feels like there is a bigger net
 with more people holding it, but still... leaps are scary and exciting.


 ---
 Geoff DiMasi
 P'unk Avenue
 215 755 1330
 punkave.com
 window.punkave.com




 On Fri, Mar 6, 2009 at 11:15 AM, Matthew Wettergreen
 mwettergr...@gmail.com wrote:

 Alex and Geoff,

 Just want to congratulate you guys on this great success. I'm really
 looking forward to hearing what the community building, input,
 engagement and execution is like the second time around. It seems
 you'll be able to refine the process a bit for all of us.

 Matthew

 On Mar 4, 6:31 pm, Tony Bacigalupo tonybacigal...@gmail.com wrote:
  Hey all,
 
  I was lucky enough to be in Philly yesterday for IndyHall's Town Hall
  event,
  where Alex and Geoff discussed the state of IndyHall and prospects for
  its
  future.
  In case you haven't heard, IndyHall's been bursting at the seams with
  interest... 14 full time members, over 50 members overall, and
  literally not
  enough desks to go around. So they're considering expanding to an even
  bigger space nearby! There's so much more in the works as well, but
  it's
  just now getting warmed up.
 
  I wrote up a post about it with videos
  here:http://www.imouttaherethebook.com/2009/03/big-changes-coming-indyhall...
 
  Alex also has an official recap with slides and a video tour of the
  space
 
  here:http://www.indyhall.org/2009/03/04/the-state-of-indyhall-march-3rd-2009/
 
  Very exciting stuff going on there! Bravo Alex and Geoff! I really
  can't
  wait to see how things develop.
 
  Tony Bacigalupo
  New Work Cityhttp://nwcny.com









 


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[Coworking] Re: Looking for Coworking References for LA (3/7 - 3/15)

2009-03-06 Thread Hillary Hartley

hey eric.  start by checking out the wiki: http://wiki.coworking.info/

i think most people have added their spaces to the list.  i'm nearly
positive there are some spaces in LA.

good luck!

hillary
citizen space, sf


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ericnakag...@gmail.com wrote:

 Hi folks,

 I'm a noob to coworking... My only reference is a book launch party at
 Parisoma in SF (nice laid back french crew).

 Heading to LA soon to meet with my team and do brainstorm on a new
 project. We will be 3 people, need access to a meeting room with #fff
 board, clean tables, wifi or wired with close access to coffee and
 food. Parking within 2 blocks would be great.

 I hope someone can point me in the right direction.

 Eric N.

 


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[Coworking] Re: Looking for Coworking References for LA (3/7 - 3/15)

2009-03-06 Thread Alex Hillman
Hey Eric,
Check out our friends at Blankspaces. Say hi to Jerome, he's a regular
around these parts.

www.blankspaces.com

-Alex

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On Sat, Feb 28, 2009 at 11:48 AM, Eric Nakagawa (FTW RND) 
ericnakag...@gmail.com wrote:


 Hi folks,

 I'm a noob to coworking... My only reference is a book launch party at
 Parisoma in SF (nice laid back french crew).

 Heading to LA soon to meet with my team and do brainstorm on a new
 project. We will be 3 people, need access to a meeting room with #fff
 board, clean tables, wifi or wired with close access to coffee and
 food. Parking within 2 blocks would be great.

 I hope someone can point me in the right direction.

 Eric N.

 


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[Coworking] Re: french word for coworking

2009-03-06 Thread Gregoire Japiot

I agree with the whole comment of Patrcik inevernu and I confirm: in
France we use coworking (and sometimes people use co-working ;)).
I've always used this word for spreading about coworking with medias
or barcampers here.
It seems that this is one of these English words that is well accepted
and that people don't feel the need to translate.
I have noticed that it is the same in French speaking Switzerland: no
mention of another word than coworking concerning l'Eclau (coworking
space at Lausanne) or in the discussions about a new space in Geneva.

I think that part of the explanation about our natural instinct for
non-translating in this case is probably because we feel that using
the same word reinforce the aspect of networking between coworkers and
coworking spaces from all around the world.

Gregoire

On Mar 6, 12:14 am, ruyoung rac...@camaraderie.ca wrote:
 bonjour mes amis!

 a question for the french people on the list: have any of you used/
 created a french word for coworking?

 we're about to translate our website to be bilingual english/french
 and i want to make sure i'm following suit if there is something
 already in common use.
 r.
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