“Collaborative consumption” is used to describe the trend away from 'hyper-consumption' to economic and cultural models of sharing, bartering, trading or renting that have been enabled by advances in social media and peer-to-peer online platforms.
The term was first coined by Ray Algar in the article 'Collaborative Consumption' for Leisure Report Journal in April 2007.
One example is Zipcar - a membership-based car-sharing company providing automobile reservations to its members, billable by the hour or day.
Another example is the bike rental system, such as Velib in Paris.
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What's mine is yours published September, 2010 |
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Why the Future of Business is Sharing |
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 All That We Share: How to Save the Economy, the Environment, the Internet, Democracy, Our Communities and Everything Else that Belongs to All of Us published December, 2010 |
Today's Smart Choice: Don't Own. Share – Time Magazine, March 17, 2011
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