The History of Terrorism
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The College Preparatory School (CPS)
Jonah Peretti
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Jonah Peretti
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1861-Today MIT
1965-Today UC Santa Cruz
1985-Today MIT Media Lab
1997-Today Eyebeam (organization)
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Isidore Newman School faculty
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The College Preparatory School (CPS)
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2001-2003 Between 2001 and 2003, Peretti set up two websites impersonating people with the intention of slandering them.
2005 During the process Peretti developed the concept of the "Bored-at-Work Network", which he supposes to be larger than some major television network audiences.
2005 In a 2005 legal settlement, Peretti apologized to both men.
2005-Today Bored-at-Work Network
2005-Today Huffington Post (News website)
2006 Peretti founded the "Internet popularity contest" site BuzzFeed in November 2006.
2006-Today BuzzFeed
One site impersonated a business rival who set up a dating site that rivaled Peretti's service, and another impersonated John Lott, an American gun rights advocate with whom Peretti disagreed.
Reblogging
While at MIT, his email exchange with Nike over a request to print "sweatshop" on custom order shoes went viral.
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Andrew Breitbart
Arianna Huffington
Chelsea Peretti
John Seward Johnson III
Kenneth Lerer