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Lijit Closes $7.1 Million Series C Round - Readies Advertising Network
Lijit, which provides search services to bloggers and blog networks, announced today that it has closed a $7.1 Million series C round led by Foundry Group. Lijit had raised a
Google Making $1 Per Internet User
Check out Don Dodge's recent article, entitled 'Why 1% of search market share is worth over $1 Billion'. His math concludes that each search query produces $0.12 ad revenue, which
YouTube Monetizes Embeds
In an attempt to capitalize on traffic that happens off the main site, YouTube today announced a monetization program for embedded videos at the NewTeeVee conference in San Francisco. With
Microsoft Embraces Open Source (in the Online Ad Business)
It's called a spoiler tactic. You take your competitor's biggest cash cow and offer a free alternative. Everybody from Linux to Google has used the tactic against Microsoft. So who
Scribd and Lulu Join Forces
Online self-publishing firm Lulu and social document sharing site Scribd have just announced a partnership in which Lulu will begin using Scribd's iPaper viewer to display Lulu's free e-books online
GoogleTV - A Glimpse at The Future
Daniel Langendorf has an excellent post on last100, analyzing comments made by Vincent Dureau, Google’s head of TV technology, in his opening keynote at iTV Con - a trade show
Manifesto to Avoid a Google Media Monoculture
For many decades we had a PC monoculture controlled by Microsoft and, to a lesser degree, by Intel. Today, in the world of online media, that same thing looks like
Technorati Acquires AdEngage - Launches Self-Service Advertising Network
Blog search engine Technorati today announced that it has acquired AdEngage, a small, Los Angeles-based online advertising network. Technorati launched its own ad network in June, but focused mostly on
Kyte Announces Branded Mobile Sites
Kyte, the popular video streaming platform, announced a new product tonight: branded mobile web destinations. These new sites will allow brands to easily create and monetize their own video-enabled sites
YouTube Puts Placement for User Videos Up For Auction
This is so cynical it just might work. Google announced this afternoon that YouTube will now allow video publishers, no matter who they are, to bid for sponsored placement for
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