Makers should pay attention to a new state legislative initiative that has taken a critical first step. The bill provides a model for governments to empower anyone who wants to start and grow a new business, which is essential to creating new jobs. The disappointing U.S. job gains in April – just 266,000 new jobs […]
Last month the European Union made a decision that has widespread implications, but hasn’t yet gathered much coverage, or discussion, outside of the specialist press.
The panel discussion on Maker Cities at the Center Stage of the 2015 Bay Area Maker Faire was a comprehensive look at the emerging connection between makers, city government, and economic development.
The thing about a big disruptive technology is that it disrupts some people who like the way things are. And, eventually, every big disruption starts to catch the attention of the government.
