Facebook to add free classifieds
Cory Bergman May 10th, 2007
Between Craigslist and now Facebook, young people are being conditioned to never pay a penny for a classifieds ad for the rest of their lives. Facebook is unveiling “Marketplace” today, a free classifieds service for its 22 million active users (the sixth most-visited site in the country). Similar to Microsoft’s Expo classifieds, Facebook members can choose to make their listings available to their friends, their networks (school, workplace or region) or to the site as a whole. Yet another blow for newspapers.
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so is facebook producing their own version or are they buying from a supplier like many stations are doing? Interesting to know what the back end providers are getting from free classifieds because very little is going to the content sites.
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