From Ars Technica, a judge rules in favor of Craigslist in discriminatory housing ads case, saying
It is not a “publisher” of housing ads, but merely a provider of online “interactive services,” and therefore is not liable for the content of users’ posts under the 1996 Communications Decency Act.
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Craigslist is the undisputed king in the online classifieds market. Its marketplace has a depth and scope that very few other sites can even come close to matching. As amazing as the site is however, there are a few little roadblocks that the site throws up in front of you if you really want to [...]
By Joel Burslem on Tuesday, October 3, 2006 Filed Under: MarketingTags: classified-advertising, Classifieds, craigslist, Google-Base, Rapleaf, Real-Estate, Real-Estate-2.0, real-estate-advertising, Real-Estate-Marketing, Real-Estate-software, Real-Estate-web-site, vFlyer
vFlyer is a new startup that aims to help you create a virtual flyer and post it to online classifieds sites like Google Base, Oodle and Craigslist, as well as to a number of other paid sites too. It’s very similar to the service Postlets.com already provides, but adds a number of unique features.
Like Postlets, [...]
By Joel Burslem on Wednesday, September 6, 2006 Filed Under: MarketingTags: craigslist, edgeio, newspaper-classifieds, oodle, postlets, Real Estate Blogs, Real-Estate, Real-Estate-2.0, real-estate-advertising, Real-Estate-Blog, Real-Estate-Blogging, Real-Estate-Marketing
Newspapers ad spending is still strong, but for how much longer?
According to the NAA’s print classified ads breakdown, real estate ads jumped 18.5 percent to $1.2 billion.
While print still has a stranglehold on most local advertising dollars - I suspect it won’t for very much longer. Traffic to online classifieds web sites is booming right [...]