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Grafting the lessons of old cooperatively owned companies to the online economy.
Exit To Community Grafting the lessons of old cooperatively owned companies to the online economy. Klaus Vedfelt/Getty Credits Nathan Schneider is an assistant professor of media studies at the University of Colorado Boulder. Perhaps you remember the time, in the fall of 2016, when rumors swirled that Twitter might be up for sale. As a reporter, I’d come to depend on Twitter. I first started using it heavily during the Arab Spring in 2011, enabling me to follow events on the ground in real-time and connect with activists directly. It felt shocking to me that this tool, which had become s
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