Mouthy state attorney generals and music-blaring competitors made an appearance in the new Craigslist blog.
For a look at the inner thoughts at online classifieds site blog about the business. A company blog has been absent, an almost mind-boggling state of affairs in a time where it seems every business runs one. Craigslist joined the 21st Century with the debut of their On a more recent topic, Buckmaster blasted Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal over his public comments about Craigslist. Blumenthal criticized Craigslist on profiting from prostitution, an odd position since Craigslist does not charge for those ads, and they don't carry any type of additional advertising on the site. Buckmaster pointed out Craigslist incurs expenses each time it enforces terms of services against offending ads. "Craigslist will not be used as a punching bag for false and defamatory statements," he said, also noting how yellow pages and newspapers in Connecticut run and profit from similar ads, leaving the accusation unsaid that Blumenthal is playing politics with the Craigslist name. Future posts on the Craigslist blog should be similarly entertaining. Buckmaster isn't shy with his opinions, but to keep track for now readers will have to bookmark the site. For whatever reason, the official Craigslist blog lacks a newsfeed.Craigslist Blogs, And They Aren't Happy
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