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7 commentsFriday, March 7, 2008

AdWords For TV Details Impressive

Can you say YouTube Channel?

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By Home Remedies (WPN reader) - Fri, 10/17/2008 - 21:58

To be honest, I am really

To be honest, I am really surprised that Google has not delved further into tv advertising both to promote their engine and also to make more money.

By puppies for sale (WPN reader) - Mon, 09/15/2008 - 01:44

I agree with the user who spoke about the merging of media. TV and Internet and all components will be merged and seamless, so perhaps it might be a very smart move for Google to look into this ad channel.

By hemroids (WPN reader) - Tue, 06/24/2008 - 22:10

Big Future Market

The future of web and tv is going to be integrated and has already been moving in that direction. The fact is that even video game consoles are making the move to amalgamating features (including built in browsers)

The move for Google makes sense, and the idea of a Youtube channel would be very lucrative if it could be monetized.

By Kidkel69 (WPN reader) - Sun, 03/09/2008 - 23:35

Adsense/Youtube

I have been using the Youtube/adsense video viewers for months on my site and love them!

By Guest (WPN reader) - Sun, 03/09/2008 - 12:58

Google tv ads

The only problem I see with the ads that rely on streaming video is the difficulty people have in playing them. I have DSL, supposedly, with MSN Qwest, and yet whenever I get a streaming video sent to me I have to play it all the way through before it will play again without stopping every few seconds. It's too time-consuming and annoying to bother with. If Google can come up with a technology where these ads actually play like they do on tv, they will have something.

Ron Coleman

By Chris (WPN reader) - Sun, 03/09/2008 - 08:49

Google and YouTube are changing TV

When I first saw Web based TV and YouTube, I thought that it was an interesting shift. I also thought that it would rapidly become a massive success, which it has. I must admit mixing adwords and YouTube was one I didn't see coming.

The thing is though, it is pretty obvious that you can only have one ad on screen at a time, therefore I guess the cost of these ads to the advertiser is likely to be high, so will this be the domain of the large corporations.

One thing that many have haled as the big success of the Internet is the way that it allows even the ordinary individual to be as powerful as the global multinational. I think the shift toward mega players like Google is likely to be really good news for the the big boys, because they can once again use their financial muscle to control the information and images most people are exposed to.

By Loris Puddu (WPN reader) - Sat, 03/08/2008 - 14:00