‘There’s an Airbnb for that’: 5 services for your specific sharing needs
Sep08
The sharing economy has created an accessible marketplace for everyone’s underutilized resources. Every day people can capitalize on the unused potential of things they already own – Peerby allows an idle drill to become a $5 source of income and on Spinlister, you can easily make $20 renting out your unused bike. Airbnb is perhaps the most recognizable example of this phenomenon. Just as with your Googles and your Facebooks, AirBnB has evolved from the name of a company to a colloquialism. When planning a holiday, you no longer ‘look for a place to stay’, you just ‘get an Airbnb’.…
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