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Google First? Selling Display Ads on Another Site
Yesterday, Google signed what is believed to be a first-of-its-kind deal for the search company to sell display advertising on a third-party site, reports Red Herring. That site is Glam
AdMob Bullish About Mobile Advertising: Raises $15.7 Million Series C Round
While there has been a lot of doom and gloom around venture capital funding during the current economic crisis in the U.S., some of the more established later-stage companies are
Who Won In New Hampshire? Google
Six of the leading Republican presidential candidates have spent a combined $1.4 million on online advertising so far during the 2012 election cycle. Meanwhile, President Barack Obama's reelection campaign has
Research: Mobile Ad Inventory Could Swallow All Internet Advertising
Mobie analytics company Flurry released research today that shows that the available inventory for mobile advertising could absorb all Internet advertising. That means that available display ad spots for
Africa Mobile Ads Grow 40% in Three Months
Independent mobile advertising network, InMobi, reported a 37.9% growth in mobile advertising in Africa over the three months from February to May. On InMobi's blog, Surag Patel said, "This growth
Google Walks Away from Yahoo Advertising Deal
After it became clear that the Department of Justice would try to block the Google-Yahoo advertising deal, Google today announced that it has decided to walk away from the deal.
AOL to Acquire Ad Network Quigo
Continuing this year's major trend of online advertising consolidation, AOL has agreed to acquire content-targeted advertising firm Quigo. Reuters is reporting the price of the deal at around $340 million.
Maine Was the Top State for Tablet Lovers in September
Targeted mobile advertising firm Jumptap has released its MobileSTAT market share report for September concerning tablet and smartphone usage trends across the United States. The big surprise? The state
Poll: Why is there no advertising with YouTube videos?
In yesterday's post about Google, a follow-up to this week's interview with Matt Cutts, we wrote that Google is still searching for a way to measure relevancy for video -
Mobclix Creates Program to Help Mobile Developers Get Paid Earlier
Getting paid as a developer is often a cumbersome process. The various app stores often take 30 to 60 days or more to pay developers and advertising generally works on
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