There are 4 more dates to catch the documentary movie “25 Hours on Craigslist” in New York City (details below). The cult of Craigslist, the free, no pop-ups, no-frills classifieds website, has turned your life desires, garbage, etc. into material for a movie. No cash for a tickets? Do what they director did: Ask it on Craigslist! Buy, sell, trade, or *work* for it, but spare us the details. Michael Ferris Gibson did just that to find the crew to make this movie & I’ll admit I wouldn’t be bloggin’ right now had it not been for this laptop I got on Craigslist - $2000 cash, I’ll have to admit I was a bit nervous.

Pioneer Theater in East Village of New York City
24 HOURS ON CRAIGSLIST (official website)
Fri Feb 24
Sat Mar 11
Sat Mar 18
Fri Mar 31

Christopher Lydon recently sat down with Craig Newmark (founder) Michael Gibson (director), Tom Sander (Executive Director of The Saguaro Center), and Zephyr Teachout (Former Dean Blogger) on OpenSourceRadio.org to discuss the Craigslist phenonemon. Dowload the mp3 podcast or read the transcript & readers comments here:
Craigslist on Open Source Radio February 7, 2006.

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