Craig Newmark Retired from Craigslist. Now He Wants to Save Democracy
At 70, the Craigslist founder is preparing for his next phase of life by giving away his sizable fortune.
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At 70, the Craigslist founder is preparing for his next phase of life by giving away his sizable fortune.
The Craigslist founder cautions that the optimistic spirit of the dot-com era may not extend to the AI revolution, and urges the US to 'move fast' to thwart potential bad actors like China.
An anonymous reader quotes a report from PC Magazine: Craigslist emerged in 1995 to connect strangers through a free, web-based platform that has endured as rivals services like Zillow, Facebook Marketplace, and countless dating apps emerged with advanced features and slick interfaces. These platfor...
Craig Newmark's explanation of the site’s evolution (or lack thereof) is surprisingly simple.