Revenue at Craigslist Is Said to Top $100 Million
Posted by Andrew Daniels on June 10, 2009
Article Link: Nytimes
Article Author: Brad Stone
Article Date: 09-June-09
From the Article:
As the newspaper industry and its classified advertising business wither, one company appears to be doing extraordinarily well: Craigslist The Internet classified ads company, which promotes its “relatively noncommercial nature” and “service mission” on its site, is projected to bring in more than $100 million in revenue this year, according to a new study from Classified Intelligence Report, a publication of AIM Group, a media and Web consultant firm in Orlando, Fla.
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