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'See, most people assume I run craigslist, but I don't. It's run by a small group of very smart people who have stayed loyal to the idea that it should be simple, fast, mostly free, and "bottom-up" oriented."
This is the sixth installment of the Impact series, #SocialGoodStars. The people highlighted here are passionate, dedicated philanthropists, strengths...
According to Craig Newmark, "The thing got traction during its first few years, when it was just my hobby, got substantial traction, as I measure it, in its first few years."
Life just keeps getting stranger for this nerd. People in increasing numbers tell ask me for guidance and more, and it's really awkward. I'm not the m...
Abuse of craigslist, which is supposed to help people, really pisses me off.
Social media is a contact sport. No doubt about it. People get bashed all the time. One only needs to look at the public time lines of Twitter or Facebook to see that.
As part of their workwear promotion, jeans maker Levi's have started a series of workshop programs to engage the local communities. It's part of the c...
The July 5th submission pile-up of "Fireworks & Combat Trauma Politiku" --written by military vets with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder-- in response t...
Vote iQ political social networking platform listens to voters By Mike Smith Huffington Post Blogger Mike Smith Public Affairs, Washington, DC The P...
Forget CPAC. Never mind the DLC. Personal Democracy Forum (PdF) serves as the quintessential hub of examining where politics is headed in our tech-centric, increasingly mobile, socially connected 21st century.
These are the stories of two sex trafficking survivors who were sold by traffickers on Craigslist. Now, they are speaking out to urge Craig Newmark to put an end the Adult Services section.
At the end of a series of interviews I did this week with Craigslist Founder Craig Newmark he takes on the flap about sex ads on his site, and deumures on his role in the death of newspapers.
While Obama's speech at the Presidential Summit on Entrepreneurship was short, his message was clear: he's pushing for a new era that includes diverse businesses and innovation in the U.S.
Among news organizations, the successful survivors will be the ones that build a culture of trust, largely by checking facts, and not tolerating disinformation.
