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A Blog About Google: GOOG explodes!
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News and commentary on Google. Tuesday, April 19, 2005. In after hours trading, GOOG. Is up 4% to 199! Posted by Danny Taggart @ 11:54 PM. View my complete profile. AdSense to allow custom ad formatting. Web analytics vs. click fraud. Search and content convergence. Separation of church and state blurring. Class action lawsuit on click fraud.
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A Blog About Google: A contradiction
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News and commentary on Google. Wednesday, August 17, 2005. Back in April, Google announced. A set of new advertising policies, among which was allowing advertisers to choose which sites display their ads. However, this new capability potentially shuts out a "long tail" of publishers which may be:. 1 Sites with objectionable content. 2 New sites without a track record, or unfairly suspected of generating fraudulent clicks. Posted by Danny Taggart @ 5:53 PM. View my complete profile. Google ads are dumb.
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A Blog About Google: March 2005
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News and commentary on Google. Thursday, March 31, 2005. John Battelle has some thoughts. As long as people. Posted by Danny Taggart @ 2:55 AM. I've compiled a summary of recent lawsuits against Google. Posted by Danny Taggart @ 1:15 AM. Wednesday, March 30, 2005. The Google 10K is here. Looks like AdSense revenues have held constant at 48% of total revenues for 3 months ended Dec 31 2004 (vs. 48% for 3 months ended Sept 31 2004). Google comments:. That's what they said last time in their Nov 2004 10Q.
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A Blog About Google: April 2005
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News and commentary on Google. Tuesday, April 26, 2005. Google is declaring war on internet ad servers by offering. Image ads and CPM (cost-per-impression), in addition to CPC (cost-per-click), bidding model. Site targeting. Will ensure that click fraud stays at a minimum (even though it may significantly impact revenues). Regional and local targeting. Gives advertisers control on a fine geographic granularity. This is especially important to the CPM model (which does not use keyword targeting). Came in ...
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A Blog About Google: May 2005
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News and commentary on Google. Sunday, May 01, 2005. The game generates a montage of images resulting from a Google search. You have to guess the keyword that was searched. You have 20 seconds per montage (extra points for unused time), 10 montages per game. The maximum score is 400 (high scores are already at 399). UPDATE: Ok, I just got a 398. Posted by Danny Taggart @ 8:10 AM. View my complete profile. Google ads are dumb. Google AdSense allows site-specific targeting. Profits aplenty for Google.
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A Blog About Google: Google AdSense allows site-specific targeting
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News and commentary on Google. Monday, April 25, 2005. Google AdSense allows site-specific targeting. From Search Engine Watch. Posted by Danny Taggart @ 2:59 AM. View my complete profile. Profits aplenty for Google. Google in denial about click fraud. AdSense to allow custom ad formatting. Web analytics vs. click fraud. Search and content convergence. Separation of church and state blurring.
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A Blog About Google: Google in denial about click fraud
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News and commentary on Google. Wednesday, April 20, 2005. Google in denial about click fraud. Excellent click-fraud coverage at Search Engine Watch. Posted by Danny Taggart @ 4:27 AM. View my complete profile. AdSense to allow custom ad formatting. Web analytics vs. click fraud. Search and content convergence. Separation of church and state blurring. Class action lawsuit on click fraud.
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A Blog About Google: January 2005
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News and commentary on Google. Thursday, January 27, 2005. Google unveils AdWords API. Is the AdWords API page and here. Is the actual API reference. (via Battelle. I guess they don't have an AdSense API, contrary to previous speculation. This makes more sense. The AdWords API sounds like an ad monitoring / ad generation tool; basically makes the process more efficient. An AdSense API would really screw with their business model fundamentally. I'll be keeping my eye out for more details. If the answer is...
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A Blog About Google: Run GOOG Run
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News and commentary on Google. Tuesday, June 28, 2005. You know why GOOG isn't going down anytime soon? On GOOG right now. People are worrying out loud that this is another dot com bubble. That's the surest indication. Also, check out the long/short ratio on ClearStation. Posted by Danny Taggart @ 9:58 AM. View my complete profile. Google ads are dumb. Google AdSense allows site-specific targeting. Profits aplenty for Google. Google in denial about click fraud. AdSense to allow custom ad formatting.
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A Blog About Google: Google Current
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News and commentary on Google. Monday, August 01, 2005. Apparently, Google is in a content partnership with Al Gore's Current TV. Which just debuted last night. The unstated premise of this TV network is to promote an extreme liberal agenda to young people in a "hip" MTV-style format (at which Al Gore is an expert). The buzz. 1 Their stated purpose is to provide 3 minute bite-sized segments (no shows), because young people are so stupid they don't have an attention span longer than 3 minutes.
