If you were waiting to move to Pittsburgh until you could own chickens or a beehive in your urban backyard, wait no longer. In recent weeks, Pittsburgh City Council passed a new Urban Agriculture Zoning Code that will expand the diversity in urban farming. Soon it may not be strange to wake up to the sound of a rooster or a city bus. Local NPR syndicate, WDUQ, reported on the new city ordinance here.
In our ever-evolving world of consumption, we are learning that what really matters is the experience that a product delivers, not the ownership of that product. As Theodore Levitt said, "People don't want to buy a quarter-inch drill, they want a quarter-inch hole."
Access Trumps Ownership, inspired by a quote from Kevin Kelly, delivers news and opinions on the emerging market of collaborative consumption, the access economy, and the shared economy.
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