FORGOTTEN HISTORY: Craigslist - Caught on Camera

YouTuber Makes Himself Homeless To Prove Anyone Can Make $1M, But His Plan Takes An Unexpected Turn

In 2020, millionaire Mike Black gave up his home, car, and livelihood to see if he could turn $0 into $1 million within a year. He struggled at first, but furniture sales, freelance work, and a new coffee brand helped him build momentum before serious family and health problems entered…

Bored Panda · Sep 3

What Craigslist and Backpage Can Tell Us About the Meta Settlement

It doesn't matter if you're right. If you don't cave, the government might stop at nothing to destroy you.

Reason · Aug 31

A man hid behind a Wyoming LLC and hired a Craigslist actor to see if Uber charges less for someone who looks poor

He even hired an improv actor on Craigslist.

We Got This Covered · Aug 8

Craigslist founder gave away $500 million—and now he’s calling out other billionaires

IN FULL

The Independent UK · Jun 17

The founder of Craigslist has given away half a billion dollars. He fears for an America where generosity is trolled

In a world where a growing number of billionaires are lashing out against philanthropy, Craig Newmark has a message for them – and everyone else, J.R. Duren learns

The Independent UK · Jun 17

Are billionaires happy? We asked them - and it’s complicated

ANALYSIS: Almost a third of America’s wealth is in the hands of 1 percent of people. But is it making them happier? J.R. Duren asks those with vast resources at their disposable what it means to them

The Independent UK · Jun 11

Craigslist founder says his inspiration for donating $450 million started in Sunday school: 'I should treat people like I want to be treated'

“I learned early on in Sunday school, from Mr. and Mrs. Levin, to know when enough is enough,” Craig Newmark said.

Fortune · Mar 20

5 Myths Keeping You From Getting Rid of Your Stuff

Don’t let these common but misguided notions derail your goal to declutter and lighten up.

Kiplinger · Mar 19

‘Our lead actor doesn’t know he’s in a television show!’ The return of an unbelievable TV hoax

Jury Duty’s first season convinced a member of the public he was taking part in a documentary about how courts work – but it was really a reality show where everyone else was actors. Its company retreat-based sequel ups the stakes brilliantly

The Guardian - UK · Mar 19

Melania Trump’s documentary flopped so hard they’re now paying people $50 to sit through it

Melania, honey, you can do better.

We Got This Covered · Jan 30