Craigslist Inc. on Thursday secured a $31 million stipulated judgment against a car-selling website that was scraping auto listings on craigslist.org to reach out to posters to create listings on its own commercial site.
August 18, 2017 at 03:17 PM
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SAN FRANCISCO — It turns out the world might not be all that safe for web scrapers.
Craigslist Inc. on Thursday secured a $31 million stipulated judgment against a car-selling website that was scraping auto listings on craigslist.org to reach out to posters to create listings of its own.
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