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Police: Man arranged wife's rape on Craigslist

A North Carolina man is accused of arranging to have his wife raped through personal ads on the Web site Craigslist, police said Wednesday.

 

Craigslist dropping 'erotic services' ads

Craigslist dropping 'erotic services' ads

Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan says that Craigslist is getting rid of its "erotic services" ads and will create a new adult category that Web site employees will review.

 

Study: Retailers Shift Marketing Dollars Towards Social Media

Although many retailers are reducing their online marketing budgets, spending on social media is falling at a slower rate than spending in other online marketing channels.

 

Craigslist to meet with state AGs over sex ads

Three state attorneys general plan to meet with Craigslist representatives to begin negotiations toward eliminating advertisements from the site for prostitution and other suspected illegal sexual activities.

 

Craigslist suspect backers rally online

Police have said it was the Internet that got him in trouble, but now supporters of the man who has been accused of killing a ...

 

Craigslist CEO: Crooks Who Use Site Will Be Caught

Craigslist CEO: Crooks Who Use Site Will Be Caught

Violent crimes linked to Craigslist ads in Minnesota and Boston have made headlines, but CEO Jim Buckmaster said the site is an 'extremely unsafe venue for criminal activity because you're virtually guaranteeing that you're going to get caught.'

 

Bits: Twitter Wants Distribution, Not Buyout

Twitter is most interested in striking distribution partnerships with big Internet and media companies, not in being acquired or striking an advertising deal, says company director Fred Wilson.

 

Lindsay Lohan Pokes Fun at Her Personal Life With Fake Ad

But does the video accomplish what Lohan intended, or is it simply a sad reminder of a talented actress whose star continues to be on the decline?

 

ByeBye Banners: Supersize Web Ads Will Punch You in the Face

27 top Internet publishers – New York Times, CNN, CBS Interactive, ESPN and the Wall Street Journal – say they’ll try the supersize ads in an attempt to get the attention of Web surfers who have learned to ignore banners. But doubters say more intrusive ads won't work. "We will tune those out as well," says Jose Castillo.

 

Yahoo Teams With Newspapers To Sell Ads

More on NewspapersTerry Widener has been selling newspaper ads for 35 years. But until last fall, Ms. Widener, a 53-year-old saleswoman at The Knoxville News Sentinel in Knoxville, Tenn., had never sold an Internet ad.

Then in a two-week sales "blitz" intended to test an innovative partnership between newspapers and Yahoo, she persuaded advertisers to buy $200,000 in online ads that ran on the paper's Web site and on Yahoo. That represented about a seventh of the amount she typically sells in an entire year.

 

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