Power To The People
Affordable and user-friendly technology could provide an exciting new platform for discussing planning and development issues.
Today, the web phenomenon of blogging has achieved widespread acceptance. Universities are including blogging as part of journalism courses. Businesses are using weblogs to reach out to customers and build communities around products... But try searching for weblogs about urban planning, architecture, housing, urban issues, and related topics, and you are likely to find that the pickings are slim. Weblogs devoted to these issues are few or hard to find.
Thanks to Chris Steins
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Published on Monday, July 14, 2003 in
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- Where a Freeway Plan Failed, a Development Opportunity Rises
- Reducing Motor Vehicle Traffic in Cities
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- When Traffic Solutions Cause Travel Delays
- The Many Ongoing Public Transportation Projects of the Bay Area
- On-Demand Shuttle Pilot Operating in Los Angeles
- Obama Presidential Center Still Facing Controversies
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- Study: Housing Crisis Stems from Inequality (Not Zoning)
- Phoenix City Council Shifts Voter-Approved Light Rail Project Funding to Roads
- New Additions Coming to the Detroit Skyline
- Asking for Forgiveness
- The Fascinating Transformation of Suburban Architecture
