(30 min) Rob Kall of OpedNews.com interviews Craig Newmark, found of Craigslist. Kall gives permission to reproduce his audio interviews and posts if credit is given to him. The source of the audio, found here:
http://www.opednews.com/Podcast/Craig-Newmark-of-Craigslis-by-Rob-Kall-100318-589.html

Video uploaded by Steven G. Erickson. My blog:
http://thesrv.blogspot.com/

My thoughts on this is worrying about good people proposing something potentially dangerous. Are Craig Newmark and others concerned about phishing, identity theft, sexual predators, child molesters, and other vermin on the internet, going to cause unnecessary censorship and silence political dissent on the net with their good ideas being abused? Well, if a proposed "Reputation Engine" is instituted where your email, IP address, name all get an internet reputation rating, whether you are allowed to date online, post on the internet, or even to search of information on the internet might soon be restricted by your reputation quotient.
-Steven G. Erickson

Text found with this audio interview, found on Kall's site, March 18, 2010, post:
Craig Newmark

on twitter at: @craignewmark

on huffingtonpost.com
Craig Alexander Newmark (born in 1952) is an Internet entrepreneur best known for founding San Francisco-based website craigslist and shaking up the classified advertising business.

Upon graduation he attended college at Case Western Reserve University.
As a senior Web-oriented software engineer, with around twenty-five years of experience (including 18 years at IBM), he has become a leader in online community by virtue of running http://www.craigslist.org for over 9 years. He's compiled extensive experience evangelizing, leading and building, including work at Bank of America and Charles Schwab.

In 1995, he started craigslist which serves as a non-commercial community bulletin board with classifieds and discussion forums. Using a common sense, down-to-earth approach, craigslist strives to make the 'net more personal and authentic, while advocating social responsibility through the promotion of small, non-profit organizations.

People are trustworthy and good--

15 years of doing customer service at craigslist-- working with other people at doing a better job at

bottom
in any large org the rank and file are the ones who know how to fix it and then be able to communicate to higher ups.

working with VA helping them...
cheerleading

folks in whitehouse are laying grounds for more accountable and transparent govt-- putting a lot of data online and working with people like sunlight foundation to make it easier to see where the money goes.

new to get on facebook, fan page, twitter,

giving social networking advice to Desmond Tutu
starting with facebook and twitter.
look at micro kiva.org and
donorschoose.org teacher can put up a classroom project that needs funding, they're held accountable for project completion.
lendforpeace.org microfinance for the west bank of palestine

multicity search
reputation engines.

Trust

shel Israel-- put everything online act.

cnewmark.com
sunlight.

libertarian pragmatist-- balance of helping

over the next decade people are going to work together over the net way, way more to ....bottom up

Hijack bottom-up movement. influence peddlers hijacking