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4chan founder: Facebook and Google do identity wrong

By frivoliti on  From frivoliti.com
Christopher Poole at Web 2.0 Summit 2011 4chan founder Christopher Poole (also known by his online pseudonym, “moot”) gave an interesting speech at the Web 2.0 Summit today, all about the tension that lies between identity and anonymity on the Internet. The talk was reminiscent of one that Poole gave at TED , in which he questioned whether users are losing the ability to make mistakes online without repercussions. But the crux of the speech was that Facebook and Google+ were mishandling the...Read Full Story

Christopher Poole: Moot Testimony is ROFL

By sripengantin on  From blippitt.com
Almost overlooked from the trial of David Kernell , the 22 year-old hacker who broke into Sarah Palin 's email back in 2008, is the below testimony of Christopher Poole . Poole, A.K.A. "Moot", is the founder and administrator of the image board 4Chan, on which Palin's password was posted. Moot was brought in to testify about 4Chan and the information that was turned over.  For some reason, though, the conversation evolved into a basic "intro to 4chan" discussion. This turned out to be...Read Full Story

See How 4chan Manipulated the Time 100 (VIDEO)

By chrismonty on  From blippitt.com
Remember last April when 4chan's moot (A.K.A. Chris Poole ) somehow managed to temporarily land at the top of Time' s list of the 100 most influential people? Looks like they've finally figured out how it happened. The Time folks sent a tweet out earlier this week saying they had determined how 4chan manage to manipulate their system. The hackers adjusted the poll results to reveal the hidden message, "marblecakealsothegame". Watch the video below to see how it all went down...Read Full Story

Entry: Christopher Poole / moot

By jenniepage on  From knowyourmeme.com
After creating 4chan when he was just 15-years-old, Chris Poole went on to become a champion of anonymity on the web. His latest project, the media remixing web app Canvas, recently became open to the public.Read Full Story

4chan creator working on a new project

By t3chh3lp on  From t3chh3lp.com
If you don’t know about 4chan then you know jack about the internet. It can be quite a doozy to explain, so rather than try to say it through words it’d be best if you just went there - 4chan.org . Anywho, the site’s founder and current administrator, Christopher Poole, otherwise known as moot , recently spoke at a TED conference on how the infamous site came about, as well as flaunt its 7 million unique visitors a month. Needless to say, it’s hit, however, has yet to make him any real...Read Full Story
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It’s founder, Mark Zuckerburg, was TIME’s “Person of the Year” in 2010. 4chan’s founder, Christopher “Moot” Poole was TIME’s “Most Influential Person of the Year” in 2009 and 4chan has over 7 million users (White). The info graphic ...  
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The former Liberal Democrat MP, who is originally from Bangor, County Down, agreed to star in the video after being approached by filmmaker Christopher Poole. The Good Suns' frontman Bobby McBrierty said the as-yet unsigned band had no idea their director ...  
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Kristy Edwards 245-652. KENMORE: Erik Fanara Memorial -- Ken Moen Sr 253-720, Paul Christopher 267-697, Joe Vilardo SOUTH TRANSIT: Ron Wilson Memorial -- Henry Poole 258-696, Amdy Krayna 258. Saturday Night Live -- Jim Martin 268. Race & Roll ...  
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FRIENDS described murdered Poole chef Glyn Helliwell as a “lovely” man ... Glyn was also a regular at The Grove Tavern in Southbourne. Regular Christopher Barker, 47, a cleaning supervisor, told the Echo: “I was chatting with him here half an ...  
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