Latitude

Latitude is excited to announce that it teamed up with Shareable last week to co-launch an innovation study around food and digital connectivity: “The Interactive Future of Food”

Shareable, headed up by Jeremy Adam Smith and Neal Gorenflo, is a non-profit online magazine that reports on people, places, and projects working to enact a more shareable world—these include social innovations, communities, and services like Zipcar, Wikipedia, Kiva, open source software, Burning Man, Freecycle, and Creative Commons. The site discusses the broader trends and implications vaulting all things shareable, in addition to offering tools and actionable tips for readers to take part in the design of a more shareable world.

The Interactive Future of Food: The Study

Food 42 Intro from latddotcom on Vimeo.

Read more about The Interactive Future of Food on Shareable, or click here to be linked directly to the survey.

Study results will be posted to both Shareable and life-connected.com in the coming weeks.

Header image courtesy of wolf_359′s flickr.