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Peer2Politics
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on peer-to-peer dynamics in politics, the economy and organizations
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As part of “The 2° Challenge, Climate is our Business” event, Jeremy Rifkin, author of 'The Zero Marginal Cost Society', shared his inspiring insights regarding ... 
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This is an animation based on Jeremy Rifkin's book The Third Industrial Revolution. The full film, Open Source Energy, can be viewed on the link below:- http...
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January 12, 2015 10:05 AM
In the video ,it explains how the European Union is committed to changing our world. They believe that if everyone were to change their living ways, we would have a better living environment. We have enough energy produced right now to last a lifetime for us and our generations to come. The way we live is killing our earth and our environment around us. If we joined the world in making it a better place we would have more opportunities in our lives.
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Economist and author Jeremy Rifkin provides insight on climate change, the increasing demand for energy, and the huge energy dilemma that our society faces today as we enter the third industrial revolution.
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Jeremy Rifkin will lay out a “Game plan for the future”, referring to the advent of a smart green digital economy as part of the Third Industrial Revolution....
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Author and economist Jeremy Rifkin argues that the Internet of Things will usher in a “third industrial revolution.”
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Kandeh K. Yumkella and Jeremy Rifkin Speaking about the Third Industrial Revolution during the UNIDO General Conference, 28 November 2011
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If I had told you 25 years ago that, in a quarter century's time, one-third of the human race would be communicating with one another in huge global networks of hundreds of millions of people -- exchanging audio, video, and text -- and that the combined knowledge of the world would be accessible from a cellphone, that any single individual could post a new idea, introduce a product, or pass a thought to a billion people simultaneously, and that the cost of doing so would be nearly free, you would have shaken your head in disbelief. All are now reality.
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BookTV: Jeremy Rifkin, "The Third Industrial Revolution" - YouTube.
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