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Twitter Unveils Promoted Accounts
Twitter has been hard at work in recent times to find different ways of earning advertising money and the latest attempt comes in the form of promoted accounts. Already, the
What Is the Difference Between AdMob and AdSense?
Mobile advertising is exploding. The opportunities for developers and publishers to make money through mobile advertising has grown exponentially in the last couple of years. There are a lot of
$6.2 Million: Wikipedia Reaches Fundraising Goal for 2008
The Wikimedia Foundation, the non-profit organization behind the immensely popular Wikipedia online encyclopedia, just announced that it has reached its fundraising goal for 2008, which will allow the foundation to
Microsoft Stake in Facebook Begins to Bear Fruit
Almost exactly one year ago, Facebook and Microsoft were in the headlines when the Redmond, Washington-based software giant outlasted Google in a bidding war to garner a $240 million stake
Google Launches Boost, Easy Local Advertising With Artificial Intelligence
Google announced initial availability of a new advertising program called Boost today, beginning in San Francisco, Houston and Chicago. Boost automatically determines what keywords your business ought to bid on
Microhoo! What Does it Mean for Users?
Presuming you've seen the news that Microsoft has moved to buy Yahoo! for $44 billion, the next logical question to ask concerns what this means for users and lovers of
Twitter to Publish Shopping Deals Through @EarlyBird Account
Twitter has rolled out several different advertising systems in recent weeks and we're hearing that the next one will take a page from the Dell Computers playbook. In December, Dell
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Mobile Ad Network InMobi Enters the U.S. Market
InMobi, one of the world's largest independent mobile ad networks, just announced that plans to enter the U.S. advertising market. The company - which already has offices in San Francisco
Google to Acquire DoubleClick For $3.1 Billion In Cash
In a move predicted by R/WW's Sean Ammirati and The New York Times a week or so ago, one of the big Internet companies has acquired online advertising system DoubleClick.
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