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A phrase like “cookie stuffing” sounds like it could have only pleasant connotations: Cookie Monster cookie-stuffing his face; ice cream with cookie…
It was only a matter of time, but Google is beginning beta testing for in-game advertising, or "AdSense for Games". On Google's Inside AdSense Blog, Ryan Hayward writes:
Google's big and getting bigger, as firms like comScore and Hitwise can confirm. Then there's its pending deal with Yahoo to consider. So a session at SMX East addressed the question of whether Google is a monopoly, and what can and should be done about the issue.
YouTube has reached agreements with iTunes and Amazon.com to offer users "click-to-buy" links to download music, games and other products.
MySpace and HP have teamed up on a deal that will see HP printing technology used across multiple areas on MySpace, including all photo sections. You will be able to easily print pictures from not only people's profile photos, but ones that are inserted into blog posts, comments, messages, etc. The first stage of the partnership is anticipated to include an HP branded print button…
Facebook temporarily launched Microsoft Live Search integration with its site before removing it a short time later. It's unclear why the feature has been removed, but the post announcing it on the Facebook Blog was removed as well, so I'm guessing it wasn't quite ready for primetime, and they goofed.
