The latest rough patch in Google’s problematic Print For Libraries project arises as Rowman & Littlefield Publishing Group (RPLG) is reported to be withdrawing from Google’s Print for Publishers program in protest of the digital library project.

Jen has news of a new feature on the Yahoo Publishers Network – ad category targeting – which allows publishers to assign categories of ads to their website.

Jen has a very interesting post comparing Adsense and Yahoo’s Publisher Network ads on her Women’s Finance blog.

There is a good, 5 question interview over at Search Views with David Zito of Yahoo’s Publisher Network where he talks a little about YPN’s beta test.

For the past four years, Google has been the undisputed leader in search. Its rivals, Yahoo!, MSN and Ask Jeeves have spent the past few years working to narrow the vast technological and popularity gap between them and the great Google.

Some great posts around the web following up on Yahoo’s decision to extend their content matching ad program to smaller publishers, a la Google AdSense.

I thought Jen at Jensense was very quiet about Yahoo’s Publishing Network Launch and suspected she must have had the inside word and now it’s clear she did as she’s announced she’s part of YPN’s beta test.

There’s an interesting post over at SEO RoundTable that speculates that the Yahoo! Publisher Network could be Coming Soon …

Another group is not satisfied with Google’s effort to digitize books for their Google Print for Libraries and has joined in the voices asking them to cease these activities.

A great headline can be the difference between having your free reprint article published once (on your own website…) and having it published hundreds, if not thousands, of times all over the Internet.

A new AdWords policy enacted by Google could have long-ranging, perhaps negative affects on content providers and publishers, blogger or otherwise.

Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia announced that Suzanne Sobel has resigned as Publisher and Executive Vice President of the Company.

All well known experts have agreed that informational products especially eBooks are without any doubt the number one home based business opportunity. They are much easier to create than one may think. Everyone can create an ebook and make big profit from selling it online. Here are some of the benefits of being an ebook writer and publisher:

A review by Fury 3.2 of what personal information MSN, Yahoo, and Google require for email membership was revealing.

Have you ever heard the saying, “Give and you shall receive”? Well, with information publishing, this saying is one of the most important you will ever hear. Let me explain:

When a long-time reader wrote to me about my apparent ability to expand my thoughts into articles, he called it “a special talent that a lot of people do not but wish they had” and my head started swelling from the flattery.

The role of a trusted third party to handle the complexities of affiliate marketing is a hotly contested market niche on the web. The players range from very large and complex (like LinkShare and beFree) to small programs for small business like MyAffiliateProgram.com & even affiliate tracking built into simple shopping cart software such as 1ShoppingCart.com.

“Learn To Give A Little Before You Get Anything Back”

Does it seem as if no one appreciates your publication and your time and effort and hard work.

Last week Google launched their new advertising service called Google AdSense. AdSense ads are rapidly spreading across the Net
thanks to their uniquely relevant nature and high CPC-based payout.

I don’t think there’s much doubt that I love publishing a newsletter, but there are days…

There are literally thousands of ezines being published online these days. Sometimes it is hard to know which ones are best for advertising in, reading, subscribing to and so on.