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Third Search Engine Marketing Scholarship Contest Starts Today
The best things in life are three! No, thats not a typo. Were excited to announced the return of the annual Search Engine Marketing Scholarship Contest"this being contest number three! If youre not familiar with the annual contest, heres the elevator pitch: We want to help find the brightest minds...
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Yahoo! Successfully avoided the jaws of Microsoft, but found itself drowning in the share market. Microsoft had to withdraw its takeover bid for Yahoo! as the latter had asked for a higher price of $37 a share against Microsoft's final bid of $33 a share. But this deterrence didn't give Yahoo! CEO Jerry Yang any opportunity to smile.
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The web is afire with the news that after its latest bid attempt to takeover Yahoo failed, Microsoft decided to back down. My desktop news widget is going wild with this news... updating every 30s or so with more updates from Wall Street Journal, CNN Money, Forbes, Information Week, CNet News, etc; hot news indeed.
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Google TV Ads Expands. Reaches out to all U.S. Advertisers.
Google has introduced a unique all-digital with the sole purpose of helping advertisers buy more accountable and measurable TV advertisements more easily, efficiently. According to the Google Blog, this program had been in Beta Test Phase and also in 'Invitation Only Mode' since its initiation...
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