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Editor's Note: Craig Newmark was working as a San Francisco-based computer programmer in the 1990s when he started e-mailing friends about local events. His simple Web site has grown into Craigslist, which provides classified ads and forums for more than 500 cities in over 50 countries. This commentary by Newmark, a Barack Obama supporter, is one of a series from McCain and Obama supporters attending party conventions.
in Top Tech
via CNN @ 9:46 27th Aug
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destinyland writes "Though Sunday's New York Times dubbed him a spokesperson for internet trolls, Jason Fortuny's just been sued in federal court. Fortuny re-published over 180 responses to a fake sex ad on Craigslist in 2006 — but he's finally been located and issued with a summons. The victim argues Fortuny violated his privacy, and that the photo Fortuny re-published was copyrighted. Fortuny argues he re-published the photo to stand up to the victim's bogus DMCA notice, and that the gullible victim had voluntarily provided the photo. In a motion to the court Fortuny even argues that he helped publicize a privacy risk on the internet, whereas 'bringing legal action against me may punish me, but it won't change or even impact online culture.
in Web Developer
via Slashdot @ 13:02 5th Aug
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in Top Internet
via CNN @ 22:22 27th Aug
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A job advert on Craiglist, offering $28.50 an hour to anyone who wore a blue, long-sleeved shirt, yellow safety vest, eye protection and ventilator mask and waited near a bank, seemed at first glance like a nice earner.
in Quirky
via Metro.co.uk @ 11:07 3rd Oct
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It was an unusually honest ad for a live-in nanny, a 1,000-word tome beginning, "My kids are a pain." But it worked, attracting a brave soul who's never been a nanny before.
in Quirky
via Red Orbit @ 20:56 29th Aug
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Thrifty Car Sales, a subsidiary of Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group, Inc. (NYSE: DTG), is adding new online listing services that will be made available to its national network of franchised used car dealerships.
in E-commerce
via Search-autoparts.com @ 23:03 8th Sep
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TULSA, Okla., -- Thrifty Car Sales, a subsidiary of Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group, Inc. , is adding new online listing services that will be made available to its national network of franchised used car dealerships.
in Online Auctions
via IndiaCar @ 10:26 10th Sep
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The online auction house, once an e-business darling, took tough blows this year: a public lawsuit with craigslist, a boycott spearheaded by its own Power Sellers, a counterfeit goods lawsuit that fell in favor of luxury retailers, and the death of its TV advertising marketplace.
in Online Auctions
via MarketingVOX @ 3:16 16th Sep
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The online auction house, once an e-business darling, took tough blows this year, writes MarketingVOX: a public lawsuit with craigslist, a boycott spearheaded by its own Power Sellers, a counterfeit goods lawsuit that fell in favor of luxury retailers, and the death of its TV advertising marketplace.
in Online Auctions
via Media Buyer Planner @ 3:16 16th Sep
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Curbed, the popular real estate blog, is launching an online listings service that will compete with the likes of the New York Times, Craigslist, StreetEasy.com and ResidentialNYC.com.
in Blog Watch
via The Real Deal @ 15:15 23rd Aug
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Not again — yet another click-to-call button. You hate talking over wifi at a coffee shop, having to shout to make yourself heard so everyone in the room knows your business. But you really want to buy that mountain bike on Craigslist before someone else grabs it. Ah, well ... you plug in your headset, put it on and click.
in Computer Security
via Daily Wireless @ 23:32 6th Oct
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Search Engine Watch Expert - Erik QualmanOften, millions of dollars are spent on tailoring a marketing message to a youth audience, and not enough is spent to tailor the actual product or service we're delivering. In today's building brand equity column, "Avoiding Online Missteps with Generation Y and Millenniums," Erik Qualman explains that marketers need only look to the simplicity of Facebook and Craigslist to see that success with young people doesn't need to come in a fancy package.
in Search Engines
via Searchenginewatch @ 23:15 7th Aug
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CAMBRIDGE—In a third-floor loft where programmers build Internet start-ups, Mackenzie Cowell is talking about the tools he and like-minded young colleagues are using to fuel what they hope will be the next big thing in biology. The list includes a cut-up Charlie Card, ingredients bought on eBay to make a kind of scientific Jell-O, and a refrigerator, just scored on Craigslist.com, that chills to 80 degrees below zero.
in Biological Science
via American Scientist @ 16:20 15th Sep
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