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Google is starting to come around to its old self after the emotional week following the Microsoft bid to take over Yahoo! It stirred some waves when it offered to lend a helping hand and then it sat back and watched how things unraveled. Back to the drawing board of moneymaking schemes now, and a New York Times bit ... |
15 February 2008 14:41 GMT |
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The push into the mobile market by Internet giant Google can already be felt. After allocating a good amount of time to the developing of iPhone specific options and tweaks, the team responsible can now sit back and reap what it has sown. The success recorded is stunning: Apple's smart phone's users are sea... |
15 February 2008 03:16 GMT |
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Google has its mind set to be the reigning champ of advertising. Fair and square, it is probably going to become that, now that the DoubleClick deal is about to go through, and with the newspaper ad sales that it is eyeing, it might break the barrier that held the Mountain View-based company in check this far.The Int... |
30 January 2008 12:06 GMT |
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The rumor that "floated" around a while ago about the possibility that Google might introduce floating ads has seen its end today, as an official Google AdSense representative said that it would never happen. The discussion was interesting to follow, the two parts arguing whether the money-making scheme would prevail... |
24 January 2008 07:11 GMT |
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The Google Groups Forum are always the best place to gather interesting pieces of information about the product you're using in case it's designed by the Mountain View based company. Many people have found relief and answers to their problems there and that's to say Google is currently trying to improv... |
17 January 2008 06:53 GMT |
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The repetitive way that Google ads run on the side of the search result, all link and description plus sites, is dull and bores many to hell and back. That's why a German car rental client of the BannerBlog decided to ask for something different, something to make the person searching now at a glance what their ... |
11 January 2008 08:31 GMT |
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The announcement that Yahoo! and Adobe would be teaming up to test out a new ad system inside PDF documents was vastly looked over back in November when it was announced. Not because it did not have potential, but rather because it was just another way of feeding ads to the Internet users and that's what they ha... |
8 January 2008 16:26 GMT |
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Google Print Ads is trying to get the online clients to buy offline advertising space in newspapers, according to the "Sunday Times" newspaper. This is following the footsteps of the same service being available in the United States where it is said to have somewhere around 600 titles.Not too shabby, The DoubleClick ... |
3 January 2008 06:56 GMT |
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If you bought the space and round of ads, you just got to run with it, but if you deem them as having adult content that's a totally different story. You might have the right to be silent and banned if you take the courageous step.This was learned firsthand by the US lingerie company Pampered Passions, who foun... |
28 December 2007 15:36 GMT |
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This year, Google got an early and unexpected holiday gift from Microsoft. Whether it was the Christmas spirit or merely a glitch in the Redmond company's search engine indexing process, the result has been the same: Live Search, a direct Google competitor, served users Google ads. Homer Simpson's D'oh... |
27 December 2007 06:28 GMT |
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Papa Google, in its unlimited wisdom, thought that it might push more ads in the same window and if it can't reduce the font with which they are written, it could add a scrolling function to the whole deal and that would mean a "problem solved" stamp on it. To be honest, I'm not big on clicking the ads, per... |
12 December 2007 08:48 GMT |
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Hey there, papa Google! What do you have for us today, what else is there that you know so damn well everything about and we are so insignificant and little that we need tutoring? Oh, you want to take away free choice from us? Ok, that's cool, we must obey, because you must probably know everything and, most imp... |
5 December 2007 05:50 GMT |
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Almost a decade ago, when baby Google was born, it wasn't the company of dreams it is today. It had a reduced number of employees, the pay was far from impressing and the headquarters well let's just say they were galaxies away from today but, by popular choice and a very good ad-distribution platform, th... |
3 December 2007 13:51 GMT |
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The way that the YouTube dev team has structured the videos on the site's pages is annoying, there's no doubt about it. With the continuous changes going on and all the categories being removed and added, re-branded and downgraded, it's pretty much a mess out there, but it is all presented in a seemin... |
30 November 2007 06:31 GMT |
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After the survey data released at the middle of November that had YouTube portrayed as a good and reliable advertising media, for only a fifth of the total number of all the advertisers that tried it, Google decided that it wanted its buck back at a much faster rate.Although only rarely spotted and that after a loooo... |
27 November 2007 08:23 GMT |
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Oh you know it The micro-economy that Google has grown to be is grabbing more and more percentage from the old media advertising revenue and by "old media" I don't mean the "Extra, extra, read all about it!" type of advertising that was being delivered at the beginning of last century and up to the '70... |
21 November 2007 10:01 GMT |
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A recent survey by TNS Research revealed that 78% of respondents agree that online video ads provide as good as -- if not more -- of an opportunity to learn about an advertiser than TV. And 64% said that they have taken some action after seeing an online video ad. In addition, 41% of those surveyed stated that after ... |
20 November 2007 03:38 GMT |
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When I woke up this morning and had a sip out of a plastic Pepsi bottle I checked out its label and saw some resemblances with Grand Theft Auto's original cover pattern. GTA titles usually feature covers that are divided into squares which show you a couple of symbolic characters and their actions. For example ... |
14 November 2007 07:00 GMT |
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Top international brands such as: Calvin Klein, Domino's Pizza, Fox, eBay and many others will start using the mobile gaming environment for placing their ads. This should help them stand out with a bold and fresh customer approach and also bring cheaper, or even free mobile games.Jamster, one of the world'... |
30 October 2007 06:50 GMT |
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Hewlett-Packard, better known as HP, announced the launch of a $300 million marketing campaign that is aimed at promoting its printer business and all kinds of related services including Web based printing that accounts for the company's most profitable business branch.The giant computer manufacturing company th... |
28 August 2007 08:20 GMT |
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In the recent time, Google Maps was one of the most updated Google products, receiving all kinds of updates starting with imagery and ending with Mapplets. Today, the folks from the Google Maps team introduce a new feature that adds interoperability between AdWords and the mapping solution, allowing users to find a c... |
17 July 2007 14:36 GMT |
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Valve has released the much anticipated updates for Half Life 1 Engine and Counter Strike, says Steam News. The site's post reads: "Updates to the Half-Life 1 Engine and Counter-Strike have been released. The updates will be applied automatically when your Steam client is restarted. The specific changes include:... |
6 March 2007 03:52 GMT |
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