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Contextual Advertising and Site Monetisation
Contextual advertising, a form of site monetisation, which works by putting third party advertising on a web site and pays one a cost-per-click for every visitor who responds to it, is an increasingly popular part of the Internet marketing mix. The advantage of site monetisation, whether contextual advertising, exit traffic...
Tags: Contextual Advertising, Weboptimiser Media, Site Monetisation
White papers 2005-05-11

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Dailymotion Funding Keeps Coming: Raises New $25.5 Million Round
Exactly two weeks after raising ?15 million (£22.5 million) in VC funds, French video site Dailymotion has raised another VC round worth ?17 million ($25.5 million). Existing investors Advent Venture Partners, AGF PE, Partech International and Atlas Ventures all take part and ?7.5 million ($11.2 million) is contributed by...
Tags: Video, Site, CEO, Dailymotion, Tournay, Corporate Communications, Marketing, Media & Publishing, TV, VOD, Companies, Countries, Europe, France, Patrick Smith
External links 2009-10-22
AOL denies Bebo sale rumours
AOL is denying rumours that it is looking to sell Bebo, the social network it bought for USD850m less than a year ago. The denial comes amid claims Bebo has underperformed since it was acquired last March and may be...
Tags: Bebo, Network, America Online Inc., Social Networking, Networking, Online Communications, Marketing, Advertising & Promotion, AOL, Andrew McDonald, Time Warner Inc.
Articles 2009-01-28
New ad plan to monetise Google News
Google is rolling out ads on European press agency stories in a step that could anger traditional publishers and draw online ad revenues away from newspapers. The move comes just weeks after Google introduced paid search results as part of...
Tags: Associated Press, The Press Association, Andrew McDonald, Adobe Systems Inc., Google Inc.
Articles 2009-03-17
Facebook's Valuation: A Return To Dot-com Boom?
Those of you who remember the heady days of the dot-com boom circa 1999 will have a queasy feeling - the kind you get at the top of a roller-coaster - when you hear that the management at Facebook think their business is worth between $5bn and $6bn. The team...
Tags: Facebook, Valuation, Dot-com, Richard Young
Blog posts 2009-05-05
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