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Recent Entries

• Rightsizing, not downsizing, is what the next gen is about
• Hilo, HI: First crowdsourced placemaking municipality
• ‘Popularise’ looks to crowdsource storefront businesses
• Locavesting, crowdfunding local businesses on the rise
• ‘Big Head’ and ‘Long Tail’ both key to placemaking
• The crowdsourced placemaking grant list
• Pop-up placemaking and next gen urban neighborhoods
• Revitalizing a struggling downtown: Crowdsource it… or not
• What is triple-bottom-line real estate development?
• New “Crowdsourcing for Idiots” book features town
• ‘Creating nature’ with an urban village in Seattle
• Universities finally building urban villages… on campus
• Gems of innovation in Fast Cities 2011
• Crowdsourcing a ‘Better Block’ in Memphis
• Bristol crowdsources piazza into downtown plan

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