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New Chomp Search Ads Wants To Be the Google for App Stores
Mobile application search engine Chomp has been making some waves recently. Now, it looks to encroach on territory dominated by Google with an advertising platform designed to connect app advertisers
Google's Q3 Earnings Point to Company's New Multi-Billion Dollar Businesses
Google has made a couple of announcements over the past few weeks to demonstrate it's innovating in some surprising areas - self-driving cars and wind transmission projects. But at the
Google Looks to Dominate iPhone and Android Advertising With AdMob Acquisition
Google announced this morning that it has acquired 3-year old mobile display ad serving platform AdMob for $750 million, half the price it paid for YouTube in 2006. Why did
Location-Based Ads a Goldmine, Says Survey - 50% of Users Take Action
Although the privacy issues surrounding Facebook's new, opt-out only data sharing policies are making people uncomfortable, one area where folks are apparently happy to have their private data shared is
Mobile Search Engine Taptu Launches Native Android App
Taptu, the search engine that indexes mobile-friendly websites, has launched a full Android app to replace the 'lite' version, which was just a shortcut to Taptu's mobile website. The update
Slacker Makes Strategic Move to Try to Catch Pandora
Slacker Radio is looking for ways to add revenue to their mobile streams and is teaming with mobile video advertising company YuMe to optimize monetization of its mobile division. Slacker
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Mobile 2.0 Company Directory
Occasional Read/WriteWeb guest writer Rudy De Waele has started up a Mobile 2.0 wiki. Rudy's intro: "Following the response and feedback on "Understanding Mobile 2.0" article at Read/WriteWeb, I
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
Mobile Social Web: 975 Million Users By 2012
The next big trend for social networking is the rise of the mobile social network. Gen Y's cell phone addiction has given way to a proliferation of these mobile networks,
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