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Google adwords to become advideos
Stan Beer
Tuesday, 23 May 2006 20:58
At present, web publishers who subscribe to the Google AdSense program, are served context-sensitive text based advertisements at designated locations on their sites. Publishers share revenue with Google for based on the number of click throughs ads receive. Presumably the same system will be applied to videos, although this has not been confirmed.
Also not clear, is how successful Google will be at serving up the right videos for the right audience.
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