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August 30th, 2007

Google Lands CNN.com Deal, Beats Yahoo

Google announced yesterday that they closed an exclusive deal to provide contextual advertising to be displayed on the U.S. news portion of CNN’s website. Google beat Yahoo to the deal which has been Yahoo’s since 2004 (when they took it away from Google). Yahoo still remains the provider of such services to CNN’s international edition.
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July 27th, 2007

Digg Says Bye to Google, Picks Microsoft Instead

Earlier this week Digg decided to give Google the boot and instead hire a company who they labeled as “young and willing to take risks” (you mean our Microsoft?)…
I am not sure what it is but I am feeling a good vibe from Microsoft these days. They improve, innovate, invent, they are everything that Google […]

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July 18th, 2007

Adsense Crawler Can Now Crawl Protected Areas

The Adsense blog announced that their crawler is now able to crawl password protected areas, if given the right credentials off course. This new addition comes to allow publishers with premium content areas have better targeted contextual ads in their protected areas.
To enable “Site Authentication” simply login to your Adsense account and follow the […]

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May 14th, 2007

Adsense Gone Wrong

YPN and Adcenter have been getting a lot of slack about their relevancy, slack which Google managed to get away with due to their great Adsense platform. However, sometimes, even Google goes wrong and in this case it isn’t even the wrong text ad but an ad which I found on a very popularity celebrity […]

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April 26th, 2007

ASK is Set for a May Launch of its Contextual Ad Network

ASK announced this week the launch of its new contextual ad network, competition to Google’s Adsense, Yahoo’s YPN and MSN’s ContentAds. The new platform is set to launch on May 21st, however, it is still unclear when it will be available to the public. This new feature is an extension of the ASL 2.0 (ASK […]

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