A startup coming out of stealth mode is hoping to upend the market for digital products in the same way eBay did for all types of physical products.
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Firm opens new office in India, looking to capitalize on the growing consumer and startup markets.
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Proximic's new search technology provides matching content and ads for web publishers.
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Online advertising startup partners with ISPs to provide deeper level of targeting for advertisers.
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Startup joins crowded scene in bid for a piece of the hot sector of online advertising exchanges.
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A group of semantic or natural language startups are launching products to challenge Google, hoping to change the way people look for information online. But will web surfers leave the ease and comfort of Google?
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Fretting over eroding network television viewership and weak advertising, big media companies are scrambling to distribute their content online — for free.
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Google announces a new form of graphical advertising
within widgets that allows advertisers to create interactive ads that can be spread virally across the Internet.
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Yahoo agrees to buy open source email and calendar service Zimbra for $350 million, a move the Internet company hopes will help it compete with Google and Facebook.
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Internet portal consolidates its online advertising units, part of the company's final push to transform itself into an ad-supported business.
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Web analytics firm Omniture agrees to acquire web optimization company Offermatica for $65 million in stock and cash.
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Internet giant agrees to buy fifth-largest ad network, a move that will help Yahoo sell advertising across a greater number of sites.
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Internet giant tests new college-focused career social network in a bid to jumpstart competition with the likes of Facebook, MySpace, and LinkedIn.
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Global ad holding company taps into social networking by investing in Chinese venture capital firm China Broadband Capital, which owns part of MySpace China.
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Parent company of Tribal Fusion launches Dynamic Ads that target individual users in a bid to compete with Yahoo and others.
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California woman accused of running Washington prostitution ring turns to little-known search analysis firm in hopes of drumming up more client names.
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Google launches news feature that lets people in stories post responses, creating new challenges for search juggernaut and opening it up to criticism from publishers.
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Startup Kontera, a provider of “in-text” advertising, lands a $10.3 million second round from Carmel Ventures, Sequoia, and Lehman Brothers.
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Internet
giant agrees to buy behavioral advertising firm Tacoda.
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Startup’s hybrid web-desktop app lets users maintain their own data.
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