Posts Tagged ‘google’
11|17|2008 9:47 pm EDT
by Adam Strong in Categories: PPC industry
With all that’s happened with Yahoo! recently, this may come as no surprise, but Jerry Yang has stepped down as CEO. Yang, who co-founded the company in 1995, has come under a great deal of criticism in recent months, most notably for turning down Microsoft’s $47.5 Billion dollar buy-out proposal (almost 3x what the company [...]
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Tags: aol , google , jerry yang , microsoft , yahoo
10|25|2008 5:31 pm EDT
by Adam Strong in Categories: PPC industry
Domainers Reporting Bigger Squeeze on Google Feeds
Domainers have been talking about the declines in PPC revenues for quite awhile now, but more recently we have been receiving consistent reports of recent declines in Google-fed PPC programs. At the same time we are hearing this report, we’ve heard rumblings of Google exercising clawbacks on revenue.
Some chatter [...]
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Tags: clawbacks , google , namedrive , parking companies , PPC industry
10|21|2008 8:58 am EDT
by Chad Kettner in Categories: Legal Issues
Benjamin Edelman, an assistant professor at the Harvard Business School, has continued his quest against Google for profiting from “millions” of typo-squatting websites through Adsense advertisements.
Edelman - who is serving as the co-counsel in the Vulcan Golf, et al., v. Google et al.; trademark-holder class-action litigation - has recently resurfaced in the news for an [...]
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Tags: Edelman , google , mcafee , Vulcan
09|02|2008 2:48 pm EDT
by Chad Kettner in Categories: News
After accidentally sending out a premature press release, Google is prepared to enter the browser market earlier than anticipated with Google Chrome - a cutting edge web browser that has been created with today’s internet user in mind. More details after the jump.
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Tags: google , Google Chrome , Internet Explorer , Michael Arrington , Mozilla Firefox , techcrunch
07|16|2008 2:30 am EDT
by Chad Kettner in Categories: Legal Issues
According to an article by Information Week, attorney Hal K. Levitte spent over $887.67 on his Google Adsense campaign to advertise his legal services and is now suing Google for placing $136.11 worth of those ads on parked domain pages. Out of the 202,528 impressions on parked domains, Levitte only received 668 clicks and zero [...]
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Tags: adsense , adwords , google , google lawsuit , Hal Levitte , legal , parking pages , search engine
06|19|2008 11:53 am EDT
by Frank Michlick in Categories: PPC industry
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As per requirements of their main PPC provider Google, Sedo will now include unpaid search results on Domain Landers. From the Sedo announcement as posted on their site:
One of these industry-wide changes is the implementation of organic search results on parked domains. Organic searches will appear at the end of a search results [...]
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Tags: domain parking , fabulous.com , google , search results , sedo
06|12|2008 8:07 pm EDT
by Frank Michlick in Categories: Up to the Minute
As hinted earlier, Yahoo! announced today that they have reached a non-exclusive deal with Google around Search & Advertising. For more information read the Google Blog Post, Google Press Release and Yahoo! Press Release.
The TechCrunch Summary:
The deal is non-exclusive. Yahoo will be able to run Google ads alongside Yahoo ads or other ad providers.
The [...]
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Tags: google , yahoo
06|12|2008 2:09 pm EDT
by Adam Strong in Categories: Editorial, ISPs, Up to the Minute
According to a TechCrunch post, Google and Yahoo will be announcing a partnership arrangement today (1:30 PST). Stay tuned for breaking news as it happens [more here]
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Tags: google , partnership , ppc , tech crunch , yahoo
06|10|2008 10:26 pm EDT
by Chad Kettner in Categories: PPC industry
Marchex (MCHX), a company already known for its leading local search/advertising network as well as their domain portfolio, has combined Industry Brains and Enhance Interactive to create Marchex Adhere, a new pay-per-click channel that will provide advertisers and agencies with exclusive access to more than 200 premium publishers.
Marchex Adhere is primed to compete with Google [...]
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Tags: adhere , google , marchex , mchx , Pay per click , yahoo
04|25|2008 4:22 pm EDT
by Chad Kettner in Categories: Legal Issues
Kabateck Brown Kellner, LLP, a law firm in Los Angeles, California, has filed a lawsuit claiming that Google is deceiving its customers into paying for advertisements they don’t want.
Google, the law firm contends, is cheating advertisers by charging for ads that are placed on third party websites without the Adwords user being informed.
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Tags: adwords , fraud , google , Kabateck Brown Kellner
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