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Craigslist Maintaining Silence In Adult Services Row

Craigslist, who over the weekend placed a "censored" tab over the "adult services" section of its website, has yet to officially commented on the move, according to recent media reports.The San Francisco, California-based online classified advertisement network's silence comes despite growing pressure from Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal and others to ...

Craigslist urged to make changes permanent

Craigslist, the classified advertisements website, should say whether its decision last weekend to eliminate a section for adult services is temporary or permanent, Attorney General Richard Blumenthal said Tuesday.

Craigslist's growing PR problem

Craigslist is an internet icon, and it's a unique one. Despite the rapid evolution of the internet over the past decade, Craigslist in 2010 still looks like Craigslist in 2000. The fact that Craigslist has managed to thrive largely its original form is a testament to the value it offers.

Craigslist removes adult services section

Craigslist appears to have surrendered in a legal fight over erotic ads posted on its website, shutting down its adult services section Saturday and replacing it with a black bar that simply says "censored."