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Electronic Arts signs video game ad deals

Electronic Arts Inc., the world's biggest video game publisher, said on Thursday it had struck deals with two in-game advertising providers, taking its first steps into the online advertising business.

YouTube to Push Video Advertising

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YouTube, the popular online video sharing company, said on Tuesday it will introduce video advertising, its latest step to boost revenue.

YouTube expands types of advertising: report

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Closely held YouTube Inc., a video Web site, is expanding the type of advertisements it sells to include videos on its home page and on special advertiser-created pages, the Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday, citing company executives.
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Japan Firms Launch Ad Service for Podcasts

Dentsu Inc., Japan's largest adverising conglomerate, and CCI (Cyber Communications Inc.) announced Friday that they will start an audio ad streaming service for Apple iPod Podcast contents.
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Yahoo sees no boost from ad system before '07

Internet media giant Yahoo Inc. plans to introduce its revamped Web search advertising system in the third quarter, but expects no financial contribution in 2006, executives said on Wednesday.
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Microsoft CEO: 5 Years to Catch Google, Yahoo!

Microsoft Corp. Chief Executive Steve Ballmer said Thursday he has a five-year target to gain a bigger slice of the lucrative online advertising market dominated by Google Inc. and Yahoo Inc.
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Microsoft Strikes Back Against Search Rivals

The online search industry has proven to be a fierce battlefield since it emerged in the mid 90’s. At the time, many companies ventured into the field hoping to capitalize on the fledgling industry. However 10 years later, a burst tech bubble has filtered out the also-rans, leaving behind three major contenders with one announcing its new proposal for a better search solution for advertisers and web surfers.
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Google and Yahoo Can Earn More on Ads

The two top Internet search engine companies proved last week there is still plenty of room for advertising growth, though Google's dominance marks a major advantage over Yahoo, according to analysts.
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Time Warner Cable mulls TV ad auctions

Time Warner Cable is in early discussions to create an auction system for advertising spots on video-on-demand channels, modeled after Google's AdSense system on the Internet, the company's CEO said.

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