Florida Bill Would Stop Local Governments From Banning Airbnb
City commissioner frets that Airbnb users aren't paying "the tourist development tax" and other special taxes targeting visitors.
City commissioner frets that Airbnb users aren't paying "the tourist development tax" and other special taxes targeting visitors.
Letting workers and bosses come to terms is better than the government protecting old business models and raising prices.
Company abandons legal challenge after NYC promises not to bring enforcement actions against it. City says it will only target users.
City officials want specially-trained police to go door-to-door making sure no one is illegally granting permission for strangers to sleep in their homes.
You can do whatever you want on your own property, as long as the government approves.
Ride-sharing company stupidly attacked after prices went up in Manhattan area wracked by terroristic violence.
Convicted Scott Shatford says he risked the $3,500 fine because "that's what one of my properties makes in a month."
The future economy is going to be self-managed, says former SEIU leader Andy Stern. Get out of its way-but give us a universal basic income.
Democrats think attacking the "gig economy" is a winning strategy. They're wrong.
The proposal would have blocked residents from renting out their entire home.
Study: Dem candidates spend more on ride-sharing than their GOP counterparts
Democrats can fight the sharing economy-but they'll lose voters if they do.
The same laws that are supposed to protect female workers and customers also prevent companies from catering to women.
Defender of property rights finds himself on the opposite side.
California legislators want to create union privileges for independent contractors, like Uber drivers.
The commonwealth sets standards for Airbnb but slaps on an expiration date.
New measures pose existential threat to sharing economy
Ride-sharing companies simply don't control drivers like bosses control workers.
Proposition F would have been a lawsuit factory for NIMBY neighbors.
Reason corrects The Nation's bad advice on depression and the gig economy.
...it usually isn't. An excellent hoax follows an excellent episode of an excellent series.
The company's latest scuffle highlights the intellectual and moral bankruptcy of left-wing political rhetoric.
Increasing automation limits the ability of authorities to profit off human error.
Why is the Democratic presidential candidate targeting the "gig economy" characterized by Uber?
Atlantic Media pub runs unpaid work critiquing unpaid work.
Reductions in regulations benefit consumers.
New law also creates space for ride-sharing services.
Half-assed, selfish opposition to regulation is actually a good start.
Why can't our politics and culture handle expedited exchanges of services and goods for money?
Whether or not the "sharing economy" is properly communal, it better satisfies human needs. Naturally people want to kill it.
Internet ratings give us more reason than ever before to interact with new people.
Regulators and entrenched interests scramble to cope with the e-hailing revolution.
At a major conference, city leaders embrace the growing dynamism of their communities but still resist giving up control.
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