Advertisers favor Google search ad monopoly?
Strange but true, at least for a few advertisers who eagerly await their advertising’s appearance at a Yahoo search near you.

Strange but true, at least for a few advertisers who eagerly await their advertising’s appearance at a Yahoo search near you.
Compare and contrast Google and Yahoo, and their respective user bases. Especially the stark contrast in how much people spend and which search engines draw their traffic.
Though antitrust worries may keep Yahoo from doing a deal with search giant Google, there’s nothing to keep them from working a new deal with global retail Wal-Mart for its web properties.
Any potential broadening of an advertising pact with Google likely posed a threat of pervasive antitrust investigations by the Department of Justice.
LeeAnn Prescott at Efficient Frontier said the best performance in terms of traffic quality at the three biggest search engines belongs to Microsoft and its MSN/Live search properties.
The potential deals to place Google’s ads on Yahoo’s search results beyond a previous test already garnered opposition from a motley crew of groups.
Publishers fortunate enough to be in Yahoo Buzz, and receiving the attention a front page spot on Yahoo can drive, enjoyed some big traffic numbers.
Microsoft will hold firm on its position and its offer to acquire Yahoo: take the money or we’ll simply move on without you.
The idea that a profitable first quarter for Yahoo could shake more money out of Microsoft received a dismissal from the Microsoft CEO.
The economic struggles due to a weak dollar and the complete failure of the White House, Congress, and the Federal Reserve to restore its value means, for advertisers, a need to find other outlets for their messages.
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