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Google's head of American Advertising Sales and Operations Tim Armstrong recently left Google to become AOL's new Chairman and CEO. Google has…
Google TV Ads is on a roll. About 15 days ago, the division struck a breakthrough deal with CNBC, and there was official talk of partnerships between it and MSNBC, Oxygen, and SciFi moving forward "in the coming months." Now the MSNBC arrangement's been made, and advertisers have gained access to an enormous audience. A post on the goofily named Let's Take It Offline blog…
Google and the European Pressphoto Agency (epa) have struck a deal under which the search engine will host epa content on Google News. Under the agreement Google News users will be able to find original text stories and photos from the online services of a number of epa's eleven agencies.
Everyone knows that Google loves the word "beta"; Gmail has stood as evidence of this for years. Well, love can do powerful things, and Google's brought back the term to describe a fresh, faster-than-ever version of its Chrome browser. There's a new Chrome blog, too.
Be glad if you’re not running a website, blog, or forum in Australia right now. If you linked to the wrong website, a site on the Australian Communications and Media Authority’s secret blacklist, they can fine you $11,000 ($7,262 US) per day that link stays live.
Microsoft has been in the St. Patrick's Day spirit this month. On the Live Search Blog, they recently reported that the number of people searching for green beer increased by 940% when March started. Microsoft has also taken the opportunity to map out the routes for St. Patrick's Day parades and highlight items like Irish pubs in Live Search Maps.
