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Google, Random House Close To Book Search Deal

By ArticleSnatch on October 13, 2007

Random House maybe closer to joining Google’s book search project, something the world’s largest publisher has been opposed to in the past. The two companies have been in talks about Google’s book-scanning project according to Reuters. A Random House spokesman who was asked about a possible agreement said, "Random House continues to have periodic constructive [...]

| Tagged American Association of Publishers, book search project, google, McGraw-Hill, online readers, Pearson, Reuters, United States | Leave a response

EU Privacy Group To Decide On Google In ‘08

By ArticleSnatch on October 11, 2007

The European Union’s privacy group said it would take three more months to reach a decision on whether Google and other search engines are violating EU privacy laws. The EU watchdog group said earlier this year that Google was not complying with EU privacy and that it was broadening its investigation in June to include [...]

| Tagged European Union, google, privacy group, Reuters, search engines, watchdog group | 1 Response

Analysts: Privacy Won’t Stop Google, DoubleClick

By ArticleSnatch on October 11, 2007

The whispering campaign favoring Google’s acquisition of DoubleClick has begun, as a number of antitrust observers predict FTC approval of the deal.A broad field for Internet advertising will trump the privacy concerns of the anti-Google crowd regarding its $3.1 billion deal for DoubleClick. The astonishing amount of personal information Google would have at its fingertips [...]

| Tagged DoubleClick, Federal Trade Commission, Flom LLP, google, Internet advertising, internet users, Reuters, Steven Sunshine, Steven Sunshine of Skadden Arps Slate Meagher, USD | Leave a response

FTC Yawns At Yahoo, BlueLithium Deal

By ArticleSnatch on October 4, 2007

The Federal Trade Commission gave Yahoo’s acquisition of ad network BlueLithium its stamp of approval.A $300 million cash deal for BlueLithium by Yahoo whizzed past federal antitrust regulators. As they did for Microsoft’s aQuantive buy, the FTC saw no antitrust concerns with Yahoo’s deal. Reuters cited the FTC list of approvals in noting the agency’s [...]

| Tagged ad network, Federal Trade Commission, Microsoft, Reuters, social media content, USD, yahoo | Leave a response

Microsoft Chills Out On DoubleClick

By ArticleSnatch on October 3, 2007

The language from the head of Microsoft International was not as strident as that of the company’s top general counsel and his recent comments on Google’s DoubleClick acquisition.So is the DoubleClick deal “bad for consumers” as it makes Google “the dominant pipeline” for online advertising, as Microsoft’s Brad Smith said recently? Or is the potential [...]

| Tagged Brad Smith, google, Jean-Philippe Courtois, Microsoft, Microsoft International, online advertising, Paris, Reuters, Steve Ballmer | Leave a response

TV Guide To Launch Video Search Tool

By ArticleSnatch on October 1, 2007

TV Guide will launch its Online Video Guide on Tuesday, a search service focused on Internet video that is related to television programs. TV Guide To Launch Video Search Tool Paul Greenberg, GM of TV Guide Online, told Reuters that searching for video of TV shows on Google or Yahoo leads to too many choices. [...]

| Tagged advertising revenue, google, Internet video, network Web, networks Web sites, Online Video Guide, Paul Greenberg, Reuters, search service, yahoo, youtube | Leave a response

Google Appeals For EU’s DoubleClick Permission

By ArticleSnatch on September 22, 2007

The proposed DoubleClick purchase has put Google back on its heels as people assail the blockbuster deal on several fronts.Google would prefer not to have to fight so many battles, as it seeks to pull ad network DoubleClick into its corporate arcology. To stave off complaints from the European Union, Google has sought the blessing [...]

Posted in Internet | Tagged ad network, DoubleClick, European Commission, European Union, Federal Trade Commission, google, Julia Holtz, Reuters, Senate Judiciary subcommittee, United States, Washington DC | Leave a response

Mortgage Downturn No Problem For Google

By ArticleSnatch on September 21, 2007

Concerns that have hammered the mortgage lending market and its ad budgets won’t trickle down to Google, or what lenders spend on Internet advertising.Google has built several fortunes on the strength of its effective contextual advertising program. It’s so strong that the company believes mortgage lenders, among the biggest spenders in online advertising, will cling [...]

Posted in Internet | Tagged advertising division, contextual advertising program, google, Internet advertising, Jon Kaplan, mortgage lenders, North America, online advertising, paid search, Reuters, search ad, search ads, Tim Armstrong, USD, Web Search | Leave a response

Murdoch: Free WSJ.com Won’t Hurt Paper

By ArticleSnatch on September 19, 2007

Making the Wall Street Journal’s online subscription model go the way of the dodo could boost the paper’s Internet readership, along with its revenue.Later tonight, the New York Times will abandon Times Select, its subscription wall for op-ed and much of its archived content. It’s been hinted that the Journal’s new owner, Rupert Murdoch, will [...]

Posted in Internet | Tagged Goldman Sachs, google, Internet readership, New York, online access, online subscription model, Reuters, Richard Pérez-Peña, Rupert Murdoch, Search Engine, search engine traffic, search-results, The New York Times, the Times, Wall Street Journal | Leave a response

Reuters Eyes Viewdle For Facial Search

By ArticleSnatch on September 18, 2007

Reuters Labs will use Viewdle’s facial recognition search features to help index video content delivered over certain Reuters satellite streams.Lots of interesting announcements have emerged from the TechCrunch 40 conference. One company disclosed a significant endorsement of its technology during the event. Viewdle announced its Reuters deal, where the company’s technology will allow viewers to [...]

Posted in Internet | Tagged Ashton Kutcher, Demi Moore, facial recognition, facial recognition search, facial-recognition visual analysis technology, Katie Holmes, Reuters, Reuters Labs, satellite streams, search techniques, separate search, Tom Cruise | Leave a response

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