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WOW Brazilian community currency helps generate local wealth and jobs http://tr.im/281r |
Community Banking making a comeback in UK http://tr.im/27v3 |
reading the electronic version of VeloVision. I wish all my magazine subscriptions were like that http://www.exacteditions.com/ |
Watching the video of an SMS-based POS solution for BarterCard, one of the largest barter/trade exchange networks http://tr.im/25ka |
What's up with all this helicopter noise in San Francisco? |
@sachutney your mobile complementary currency project in Africa is exciting. Interested to chat to learn more about it http://tr.im/24m4 |
@ndebock me neither. For now, that would be a pocket change-sized investment anyhow. Want to research these more though. |
Thinking of putting my $ where my mouth is and buying a few shares of US trade exchange networks $ITEX and $INLM |
Bartering/SME trade exchange Web sites really need a design makeover to inspire trust and attracts membership. |
Reading yesterday's news 'IMS Online Barter Marketplace Product Postings Reach Record Levels' http://tr.im/24fh |
New blog post: Study finds shopping near you is good for you http://tr.im/22ua |
@ndebock only problem w/ libertarian ideas is the fact that bad individual decisions have negative externalities. Who pays for them? |
reading about FA Hayek thoughts on denationalization of money and benefits of private competing currencies |
At little baobab. listening to youssoupha sidibe (Senegalese musi). Really good. |
I'm thinking of putting together a Money 2.0 dinner soon in SF. Let me know if you're interested. |
@ndebock funny this meeting on comp curr called SEL (salt) in a meeting place called Cantine (canteen). |
new post on sustainable currencies and energy independence http://kiq.me/0 |
@pkedrosky being laughed at on CNBC has proven to be a good sign that you are right. |
Proof you can be a monetary reformer w/o promoting an easy controllable commodity-based money http://tr.im/1svf |
Today's money system is like AOL in early 90s. We don't want to go back to postal mail. We want the equivalent of the Internet. |
