A strategy for challenging corporate platforms: Duncan McCann of the New Economics Foundation @GrowingtheCommons
A strategy for challenging corporate platforms: Duncan McCann of the New Economics Foundation  @GrowingtheCommons
Uploaded July 2019 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
We’re interviewing key players in the new economy, to:
a) bring their work to a wider audience
b) try to find ways to co-ordinate their efforts
c) stimulate debate
d) help to grow the new economy.

By new economy, we mean an economy whose component parts are democratic and non-extractive, rather than undemocratic and extractive.

Here, Dave Darby of Lowimpact.org (lowimpact.org/) chats with Duncan McCann of the New Economics Foundation (neweconomics.org/) about the role of platform co-ops in building the new economy.
Part 1 of the interview, about Duncan’s plans to build a platform co-op alternative to Über, is here – lowimpact.org/platform-co-op-duncan-mccann/.

Here's a transcript of the interview, with links to organisations mentioned in the video, and with highlights in bold: lowimpact.org/strategy-for-challenging-giant-corporate-platforms-duncan-mccann
A strategy for challenging corporate platforms: Duncan McCann of the New Economics FoundationCareer change? Making a living from weavingThe Future of Money (Part 1): with Brett ScottStraw-bale Building Course - 1 IntroductionThe Credit Commons ProtocolThe role of the Credit Commons in the commons economy: Tom Woodroof of Mutual Credit ServicesWhy is the co-operative movement so strong in Emilia Romagna? with Matt Hancock (no , not that one)The potential for community energy and commons in north WalesA platform co-op alternative to Über: Duncan McCann of the New Economics FoundationBuilding a co-operative train line: Alex Lawrie of Go-opMy journey  from nuclear physics to mutual credit: Tom Woodroof of Mutual Credit ServicesCommoning the flax/textile industry: Dil Green of Mutual Credit Services
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A strategy for challenging corporate platforms: Duncan McCann of the New Economics Foundation

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