Law Practice
Dec. 6, 2008
Craigslist's Lawsuits to Curb Sex Ads Are Getting Results
As part of a deal with 40 state attorneys general last month to cut down on listings for prostitution and sex-oriented services, Craigslist Inc. agreed to file 14 lawsuits against companies that offer autoposting software in violation of the company’s terms of use.




Daily Journal Staff Writer SAN JOSE - As part of a deal with 40 state attorneys general last month to cut down on listings for prostitution and sex-oriented services, Craigslist Inc. agreed to file 14 lawsuits against companies that offer autoposting software in violation of the company's terms of use. So far, the San Francisco-based company's litigation strategy appears to be paying off. The lawsuits seem to have scared ...
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