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CNN's Gay Porn Citizen Reporter Fired from Teaching Job
Brian Moylan · 08/23/11 03:47PMMysterious Flying Creature Grounds Flight
Brian Moylan · 08/09/11 01:09PMThis Is the Gay Porn Vacation Picture That CNN Didn't Want on Its Homepage
Brian Moylan · 02/22/10 01:16PMCNN's Gay Porn iReporter Thinks You 'Catty Queens' Need to Chill Out, We Agree
Brian Moylan · 12/22/09 06:07PMCNN Drafts a Gay Porn Star into Their Citizen Journalist Army
Brian Moylan · 12/21/09 11:51AMThe fabulous life of the domain-name king
Nicholas Carlson · 01/28/08 04:06PMRemember that guy you hate, Rick "Domain King" Schwartz? He sold iReport.com to CNN for $750,000 earlier this month. Well, the feeling's not mutual. He doesn't hate you. He just wonders why he's only one living the way he does. Schwartz told Sydney Morning Herald he's shocked more people don't get into the business of trading domain names. Because really, it's a fabulous life. Just ask the King himself.
CNN Pays Big To Showcase Free Content
Pareene · 01/18/08 05:04PMCNN introduced their own YouTube/America's Funniest Home Videos user-generated content bonanza "iReport" last year to vague acclaim, prominent website placement, and a Sunday afternoon televised roundup. Now they've finally caved and bought the domain names "ireport.com" and "i-report.com" from a squatter who picked them up for $100 in 1997 and unloaded them to CNN for $750,000. All so that the nation may more easily find photos of puppies that look like baby polar bears. [Silicon Alley Insider]