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Google AdSense Slow To Report

Webmasters wonder why their earnings reports from AdSense aren't working, and so is Google.

AdSense For Search, Custom Search Come Together

The opportunity to improve a site's search experience should never be passed up.  The opportunity to make money should be absolutely lunged at.  So since the development should create both, site owners are almost guaranteed to be happy that AdSense for Search is now powered by Custom Search.

FeedBurner Starting To Fly Google's Flag

Almost 11 months ago, Google announced its acquisition of FeedBurner.  Now, FeedBurner finally seems ready to make some aesthetic changes and more serious overhauls.

Google Patent App. Pursues Behavioral Targeting

Since not every single one gets clicked on, Google's ads might be considered less than perfect.  A new patent application would make behavioral targeting a central part of improving them.

Ecocho Must 'Leaf' Out AdSense

A custom search engine that offered to plant trees in exchange for searches ended up banned from Google's AdSense program.

Google Pays More, And Less, To Partners

Members of Google's AdSense content network, as well as certain other third-parties that drive revenue through Google's ads, got more money in Q1 2008.

AdSense 60 To 70 Percent Better For Yahoo

That limited two-week trial of AdSense for Search showing up in some Yahoo search results could be painful for Yahoo to see.

Yahoo Testing AdSense for Search

In an announcement made just moments ago, Yahoo has formally decided to try a limited test of Google’s AdSense for Search program in their search results. From the release:The test will apply only to traffic from yahoo.com in the U.S. and will not include Yahoo!’s extended network of affiliate or premium publisher partners. The test is expected to last up to two weeks and will be limited to no more than 3% of Yahoo! search queries.

Google AdSense Delivered Courtesy Of Yahoo

Yahoo sought another way to stave off a Microsoft acquisition in opening a two-week deal with search advertising giant Google to deliver its AdSense for Search advertising.

Google Ads Gain Scroll Buttons

When the average person sees an advertisement, what do they most want to do?  Well, "see more ads" isn't a common answer, but new "next" and "previous" buttons created by Google make some sense.