Tara wrote:
> In the comments of the coworking survey results post, Bill MacEwan
> writes:
>
> I founded a co-working space in vancouver (http://
> abetterplacetowork.com),
> and we've been trying to answer a lot of these questions. I'd love to
> see
> more data on people who are "considering" c
Thanks guys - I am kind of looking at it as an open source
project...within reason. As soon as I clear my plate, I am going to do
a write up on what it took from a time perspective, money, etc. Also
why we made some of the decisions we made. Down the road, we will add
a "what worked, what didn't"
Congrats. I have been paying close attention to your progress and I am
thrilled that you finished. Best of luck with the sign-ups. The
space is attractive and you should have no problem filling it.
Robert OBrien
http://hudsonny.pbwiki.com/
On Apr 24, 4:30 pm, Luter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Hey,
Paul here, recent addition on www.coworking.ie
Is there any site out there as a resource for co-working? eg.
offering and tracking space occupancy, showing what's available at any
given time in any given place?
If not, I'd like to put it out there to build an open-source social
network fo
The space looks really nice Luter. Must have been lots of work.
Congratulations!
-Brian
On Apr 24, 5:30 pm, Luter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> After 90 very busy days, we are ready to open the doors of The Hive's
> Denver location on May 1st. We have updated the Wiki, and added a
> photo tour of
Hey Paul,
I don't think there's anything in the wild yet, but there are at least
a few efforts getting started to meet this need that are taking
various approaches to solving the problem you outlined.
For now, the wiki is best resource we have; until then, it is just a
matter of starting to buil
We're working on a system to track Complementary Currency exchanges (time
dollar, Local Exchange Trading Systems) and it is open source. As a second
phase I'd like to add co-working capabilities to the same system because I
believe the systems can work in conjunction with one other. If you have a
Chris...
two part answer, first off some crazy principle ideas, then actual
pragmatic approach
...I'm big into the idea of an open source project... or (cue crazy
idea) an open source _company_ where the members are the investors and
anyone can choose to invest at any stage...
I sent an email t
Rich, I'm starting to think modular and pluggable --
> dollar, Local Exchange Trading Systems) and it is open source. As a second
> phase I'd like to add co-working capabilities to the same system because I
I'm thinking centralise everything, pool resources, then have an API
for this kind of th
I'm a graphic artist, painter & virtual interactive agency interested
in coworking in Manhattan. I would like to either start up or join a
coworking space with people interested in cutting-edge media,
advertising and art.
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Hi all!
I have very much enjoyed being on the mailing list here for the last
several weeks. It's so exciting to see the spirit of collaboration
from around the world!
I am a small business consultant and I've been working from home for
the last couple of years. Most of my clients also work fro
I have used eHealthinsurance for a number of years. It is important
to note that they are simply a broker of health plans. So once you
make a selection, the relationship shifts directly to the plan
provider. Each state has different plans and providers which
participate. eHealth is a great way
Hi Tammi,
Are you planning to publish the results openly back to the list? I
think the results would be helpful to share with others as many here
have similar goals. :)
And did you see the results of another recent survey that we did?
It's on www.coworking.info
It may be helpful for your needs
> Would love to hear more, though.
>
> Tara
I would like to understand your motif for bringing in additional
people to the community. Is it revenue driven or to simply bring more
bodies into the space? I can see the positives to both... However, I
think that these strategies are somewhat at o
Hey everyone,
I'm looking to setup a Coworking space in the Binghamton, NY area.
Anyone interested please contact me at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Any advice or help in the matter would also be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
-Shaun
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Thought I'd put in another vote for a space in Seattle for those of
you thinking about organizing one. I'd be most interested in Fremont,
Ballard, or Green Lake. Easy to find free parking is a must-have for
me so I wouldn't want to be downtown or in Capital Hill.
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Aaron, we should talk. I'm setting up a space here in Seattle and
have the same choices in neighborhoods.
Jacob Sayles
officenomads.com
On 4/25/07, Aaron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Thought I'd put in another vote for a space in Seattle for those of
> you thinking about organizing one. I'd b
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On 4/24/07, Tara Hunt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ooowhat does that mean? :)
>
>
> On 4/24/07, David Doolin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > On 4/22/07, Tara Hunt <[EM
For those interested, I've setup a website at http://www.binghamtoncoworking.com
On Apr 25, 1:31 pm, "shaun.andrews" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hey everyone,
>
> I'm looking to setup a Coworking space in the Binghamton, NY area.
> Anyone interested please contact me at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> Any
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