Craigslist Countersues eBay

Most popular sites visited by mobile users don't track with hits from home, office PCs

(NEWSER) - Mobile web surfers are turning conventional wisdom on its head by traveling to a different constellation of sites than those visited from workday PCs, BusinessWeek reports. The “Weekend Web” relies not on Google, Yahoo, and MySpace, but rather on Craigslist, eBay, the Weather Channel and MapQuest—and don't think tech-industry and marketing giants aren't noticing. More»

Email? Shopping? News? Time picks the destinations you just can't live without

(NEWSER) - You find a restaurant on Citysearch, buy movie tickets on Fandango, and then go home and Google the guy you shared a cab with. Was there a time before the Internet? Here are the first 10 of Time's 25 can't-live-without websites:

1. Amazon.com
2. BBC.co.uk
3. Citysearch.com

Online auction giant launches US version of classifieds website

(NEWSER) - With no fanfare, eBay has launched a challenge to Craigslist, the colossus of the online classified ad market. Kijiji classifieds, which have already been successful abroad, quietly expanded into the US last week. Kijiji knows what it's up against: eBay bought 25% of Craigslist in 2004 to get an inside perspective on the industry, and isn't planning on selling. More»

EBay execs accused of stealing classified info

(NEWSER) - The Justice Department has become involved in the long-running dispute between eBay and Craigslist amid accusations that eBay execs broke the law. Federal investigators are probing accusations that eBay employees forwarded confidential information about Craigslist's classified ads business to a team starting up eBay's own classified ads service, Reuters reports. eBay—a minority shareholder in Craigslist—denies wrongdoing and says it's cooperating with investigators. More»

Black-market Loko-sellers busted

(NEWSER) - Caffeinated booze enthusiasts trying to get their hands on America's dwindling supply of original-recipe Four Loko shouldn't bother looking on Craigslist. The site has pulled ads selling Four Loko nationwide, according to a New York state senator who wrote to Craigslist to complain. eBay says listings for Four Loko aren't allowed, although a few can still be found on the auction site, the New York Daily News notes. More»