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Tag: advertising
Google might be working with HTC and Orange to build a Google Mobile Phone, which could possibly have Google software inside the device, and would be able to do many of the web tasks smartly. The device could go on sale in 2008.
this might be a reasonable way out of the walled gardens towards an advertising-supported model.
totally awesome
What I really like is that it intercepts all emails from the seller, and forwards them to your Gmail account. There is a link at the bottom of every email to stop receipt of all emails from that seller
i wonder about effectiveness. the old saw about 50% of advertising being wasted, and all?
their ad campaign is cute
interesting, but not as self-serve as adwords. after all, you can hardly click together the audio ad itself.
As mentioned, the first beta test campaigns recently launched, and you may have already heard these advertisers’ ads while driving to work or listening to the radio at home. The beta launch may leave you wondering when you will be able to use Google Audio Ads for your own radio campaigns? Well, while we haven’t set a date yet for when the product will be more widely released, one thing is certain: Inside AdWords blog readers will be among the first to know.
large scale white labelling of google software. the future?
there’s an easy fix for Yahoo if its Panama search platform doesn’t succeed: revert to being a Google affiliate, as it was before the company bought Overture. this could yield higher EBITDA, margin and growth along with lower execution risk.
CAUTION The Mass of This Product Contains the Energy Equivalent of 85M Tons of TNT per 30 ml of Weight.
oy, bubbly thinking:
Let’s assume that over the next 3 years Google captures 50% of businesses with a Web site. Never mind the 10M Web-less businesses that are prospects of local search, or the global market. That puts Google’s potential at $208b
Gregor J. Rothfuss 