MySpace has made it safer for kids by removing 200,000 “objectionable” profiles from its site. But the real reason for taking action may be to quell advertiser complaints:
Also, advertisers have to feel confident their reputation will not be tainted by “inappropriate” content.
Notice how they mention advertiser concerns as an afterthought. Yeah right.
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