Yahoo! partners with Google on display ads

News Broadband Global 7 FEB 2013
Yahoo! partners with Google on display ads
Yahoo! has partnered with Google for displaying ads on some Yahoo! websites. The global, non-exclusive agreement is for display ads on various Yahoo! properties and certain co-branded sites using Google's AdSense for Content and AdMob services. Yahoo! already works with other ad-serving partners, such as Microsoft. It said the addition of Google would allow it to expand its network and deliver more useful ads to customers.

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Internet,  Mobile

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Microsoft,  AdMob,  Google,  Yahoo!

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Global

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Portals / social media, Advertising services, Licences & sales agreement

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