On Jul 15, 2009, at 8:55 PM, Chris Stewart wrote:
> The first thing to do is to develop a structure for dialogue
> that involves people with a vested interest in coworking's success,
> namely the space owners, and the rest of the coworking faithful to a
> lesser extent.
Just wondering why non-s
Hi Chris,
I decided to coin "federated coworking" as an umbrella term to
discuss the development and structure of mutually beneficial working
relationships between coworking spaces beyond the Google Group and
Wiki. Whether or not the term sticks, I wanted to start a conversation
on what it wi
I know this is totally last minute, but I thought I should make the
offer ...
Tonight is the 10th episode of "On Coworking" and we're dedicating the
show to an ad hoc / random brainstorm session based on this "federated
coworking" string.
Chris Stewart (the author of this string) will be joining
This may be a stupid question but what is the difference between federated
coworking and regular coworking?
Christopher M. Johnston
http://www.linkedin.com/in/chrisjohnston
On Wed, Jul 15, 2009 at 1:42 PM, Anca Mosoiu wrote:
> Hello there,
>
> I've just started up my co-working space in Oakla
Been radio silent for a while so just getting this. Awesome squared!
I echo Felicity in that I'd love Brian from souk to give you a call
about what you've accomplished because he's totally inspired too.
Cheers,
Julie Duryea
http://www.soukllc.com
@soukportland
503.517.6900
On Jul 8, 2:00 pm, To
Hello there,
I've just started up my co-working space in Oakland, Ca, so this discussion
is pertinent.I would like to participate in a phone call to get the ball
rolling, though I'm no moderator. I can find someone to help us out,
though.
My main question when I read Chris's original email w
No probcan anyone see how a VISA/PASSPORT program could be implemented globally and maybe dialed into the Divvy system as a code you use to get a discount?On 15-Jul-09, at 2:14 PM, Matt Titsworth wrote:Awesome. Love it and am looking in to it. Thanks for the share.MatthewOn Wed, Jul 15, 2009 at 1:0
I've been sharing a bunch of thoughts regarding the growth of this
community, and the fact that online and off, there are a number of major
issues.
What I struggle with is the appropriate forum for this discussion, as this
thread is already demonstrating. The wiki isn't it, because it's a cesspool
Awesome. Love it and am looking in to it. Thanks for the share.
Matthew
On Wed, Jul 15, 2009 at 1:04 PM, creativespace wrote:
>
> a great app for co-work spaces. We'll be using it.
> http://www.divvy.com/
> >
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I was talking with one of our drop in visitors yesterday and he asked
if there were any coworking locations in his city (Madison Wisconsin).
I explained that he could go to the wiki and do a search (which I did
for him; Madison-- when will you be up and running?). I also mentioned
there had been w
Darrell, well as you're here on a Friday you should definitely come and join
us at Tuttle - we'll actually be on the roof terrace of Inn the Park in St
James's Park - http://bit.ly/17OoTW though normally we're at the Institute
of Contemporary Arts - we've taken the approach that building the commu
Hi Jerome,
Interesting ideas! I am new to the coworking scene, but I'd like to mention
that I am a web developer by trade, with a lot of internet marketing
experience, and would be willing to contribute to such a project if someone
with a bit more experience (in the coworking movement) were willi
Hello all. Some notes:
1. Advanta was one of the country's 20 largest credit card issuers who
focused on small business. They just closed shop due to all the usual
problems: escalating risk, higher defaults, etc. We freelancers are a
[actuarially] risky group. Still, it'd be interesting
Chris,
Thanks for sharing your post.
I think you hit on some good points. Coworking communities do need to
become somehow "networked" in order for them to reach their full
potential. At the same time, I like how you recognized that the
independent spirit of each center (and its members) is at
Chris,
I like that you threw this out to the group in the manner that you did and I
am eager to see more post on your thread as they come in. My main comment
would center on that fact that
while I think this is definitely a good idea in concept it is the
implementation that would concern me. Perha
Chris,
This is a very interesting perspective and intersects a lot with some
thoughts I've been having about where coworking is going next.
As we discussed in the Regional Whuffie Building SXSW panel, coworking
spaces have become much more important and significant than just
places for people to
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