Yahoo to Launch Blog Ad Network
Art Vanderlay writes "Yahoo is launching the much anticipated ad network for small Web publishers today, intended to strengthen its hand against rival Google, a source familiar with the plan told CNET.
The service will undoubtedly turn up the heat in Yahoo and Google's ongoing rivalry to dominate Web advertising. Syndicated search revenue for Google was $630 million, of Google's $1.38 billion in revenue in the second quarter of 2005."
If the ads are more insightful than the blog posts. I'm going to say... yes.
One MMMMIIIILLLLLIIIIIIIOOOOOOONNNNNNNN Dollars!
"...and won't give any reasonable explanation as to why..." quoth Motherfucking Shit.
;)
Hmm.
I watched C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhauser gate.
Microsoft and Yahoo's new formula for success on the web seems to be: Do whatever Google does!
If Yahoo employees can't even park, how can they ever hope to defeat Google?
Whoa! Don't be so hasty. MS just read about this now, so they've got to get a dev team together later today, wait for Yahoo to launch so they can steal ideas, then develop their own. Before they launch they will need to market it as an innovative revolution in online ads until finally it launches and nobody cares about it.
At least that's what they did with MSN search and MSN maps.
The global economy is a great thing until you feel it locally.
I've been all around this great big web
and I've seen all kinds of 'blogs
But I can't wait to get back to the blogs
that are good enough to support ads...
(With appologies to the Beach Boys)
My question is, does the presence of advertising on an otherwise ordinary web log make it look more credible to the average web surfer?
Trying to use sarcasm in text-based forums does not work.