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A spokesman for the Consumentenbond says that the product has many teething problems, and “is just not ready”. The association claims it received over 5000 complaints about Vista. Many printers and other hardware failed to work, the association says, computers crash frequently and peripherals are very slow.
On Thursday the association met Microsoft Netherland to discuss the problems. But offering XP to users is not a solution, according to Microsoft, which notes that many new peripherals are developed explicitly for Vista.
However, the Consumers Association points out that Microsoft offers XP to business clients when they are having problems. To combat critics, Microsoft Netherlands launched a website on Friday which addresses many issues raised by the Consumentenbond.
In forums, many Dutch Vista users complain that the Consumentenbond is making a mountain out of a molehill. Many problems seem to occur on older systems or with older peripherals. ®
AdSense For Video, the closed pilot program that Google launched back in May, has now been made into a regular program that any publisher can take part in. Introducing video units from Google’s Inside AdSense blog has more about the program, which allows publishers to carry video from YouTube and earn from ads shown within the player. From the post:
Simply embed a snippet of code and have relevant YouTube partner content streamed to your site. You can choose categories of video to target to your site, select content from individual YouTube partners, or have video automatically targeted to your site content. Companion and text overlay ads are relevant and non-intrusive.
More can be found from Google in these new help pages, and existing AdSense publishers should see an AdSense For Video option via the AdSense Setup tab shortly (at the moment, I don’t see it showing myself, but it should come soon). Google also sent this message out to the press:
As media becomes more and more fragmented, content providers and advertisers are looking for new ways to distribute their messages to the right audiences at scale. To better connect content providers with consumers and to give publishers new ways to further engage their audiences, Google today announced the availability of video units, the first offering for content distribution on AdSense(TM). Video units enable AdSense publishers to display relevant, targeted video content within a customized, embedded player that’s ad-supported. Google is working with select YouTube content partners including TV Guide Broadband, Expert Village, Mondo Media, lonelygirl15, Extreme Elements, and Ford Models to supply the video content. The video units are user-initiated and will play only after a user has clicked to play the video.
The ads within the video unit are targeted based on a combination of the video content and the publisher’s site content. Advertisers are charged on a cost-per-click or cost-per-impression basis. Ads appear as a companion banner ad at the top of the video unit and as a text ad on the bottom portion of the video once the video begins playing. AdSense publishers and YouTube content partners will receive a share of the ad revenue.
Content distribution on AdSense improves the overall web experience by connecting consumers with more relevant information and entertainment on the sites they visit. This new program is a scalable and cost-effective way to distribute content online, creates a new revenue opportunity for publishers and content owners, and helps advertisers reach their target audiences in new and innovative ways. It will also allow AdSense publishers a unique way to enhance their sites with fresh, dynamic content.
Video units are now available in the U.S. for English language websites. Over the coming months, we will expand the program to include other types of content to bring these benefits to content owners no matter their medium of choice.
Also see discussion on Techmeme here.
Postscript from Greg: What’s interesting is how Google is taking AdSense distribution and turning into a syndication mechanism for content. The videos themselves that will be distributed as part of the program are not ads but content that can be selected by the publisher. Publishers have varying degrees of choice in the program; they can choose to allow Google to match video content with their sites, choose a “channel” (type of video content) or an individual video producer. And, as mentioned, video is simply the first content type of many that could come later: audio, text, games, and so on.
Two types of ads exist: one that sits on top of or within the player (below) and a “text overlay” that appears 10 seconds into the stream. These are conventional AdSense ads and don’t require any separate creative or action on the part of advertisers. Below is a screenshot of the player and an ad, which has the quality of a sponsorship placement:
Google’s dominance in the search engine arena and the world of related advertising pushed the price of Google’s shares to over $600 on Monday, October 8th. Aside from the fact that early buyers of the stock (shares were $85 when Google went public in 2004) are probably dancing for joy, Google’s success is a strong sign that we’re in the midst of a new Internet boom with none of the bubblish warning signs that were apparent in the first Internet boom. More details on Google’s share price milestone can be found in the news story “Google Hits New High, Valued At More Than Time Warner, Disney, News Corp. Combined” at MediaDailyNews.
When Yahoo! makes news these days, it’s usually not good news. But today there’s a bright spot for the portal, which has managed to capture the No. 1 spot for internet news, ahead of rival Google.
According to comScore, Yahoo reaches 50 million people per month between its news, finance and sports channels. Although TV still has a greater daily reach, portals like MSN, AOL and Yahoo are quickly becoming news heavyweights.
Scott Moore, vice president of news and information, told Forbes.com that Yahoo has built its news empire by cutting deals with an array of news providers.
“Our news product is very leanly staffed,” Moore said. “The MSNBC news room has 150 to 200 people. Yahoo News is a fraction of that. We have lower costs and that makes us more profitable.”
Despite the popularity of the news division, Yahoo executives continue to look for a solution to the company’s struggles.
Last week, Yahoo unveiled its next-generation search, which it hopes will rival Google’s universal search. In the meantime, Yahoo engineers continue to test Mash, a social network built to replace Yahoo 360. The company hopes Mash could find itself wedged between MySpace and Facebook for a share of the growing social networking market.
Source: http://www.imediaconnection.com/news/16927.asp
“Paid links� is the topic du jour, and if you scan through your feed reader, you’ll no doubt find much expression of thought on the topic. To summarize, “Google are being big meanies when it comes to paid links�.
On the flip side, Google’s consistent denouncement of paid links should indicate only one thing to the seasoned Google watcher: paid links work.
After all, as Aaron and others point out, Matt doesn’t go on about meta tag abuse, now does he. This is because Google has solved the meta tag abuse problem, so meta tags aren’t even worth mentioning.
Here’s some proof in the pudding:
“Last year a client in a very competitive niche wanted his brand new site to rank number 1 across all his keywords. The niche was the kind that any self respecting webmaster would never link their site to for fear of being in a bad neighbourhood so linkbaiting was not an option. The method we used was to buy a LOT of links from any site that would take us. Poker sites, adult sites, sitewide links at directories, forum signatures. Every type of link that is blatantly a paid link.
We didn’t get one natural link in 12 months and spent a 5 figure sum on paid links.
Sure enough after 12 months the site went to number 1 and is still there today.
If you play with paid links you might get burned. On the other hand you might make 10k per week from organic rankings“
Not an uncommon practice, I might add. Look through any of those above mentioned categories and you’ll see thousands of examples.
That’s exactly how ultra-competitive serp categories are played these days.
They were never going to win this.
American Blind & Wallpaper Factory Inc agreed to abandon the nearly 4-year-old case against Google. The truce also stipulated that Google wouldn’t change its long-standing policy that let advertisers place ads tied to a rival’s trademark.
No company has successfully sued Google in this area.
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