RSSGovernment Clears Google Radio Buy
By the Betanews Staff | Published February 1, 2006, 11:37 AM
United States antitrust officials on Wednesday gave the green light to Google's proposed purchase of dMarc Broadcasting, a company that deals with the sales, delivery and reporting of radio ads. Google will pay $102 million in cash, but performance based payments could reach another $1.14 billion.
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission reviewed the deal and found no issues of concern. The purchase of dMarc will give Google AdWords subscribers a radio distribution channel for their advertisements. The company has already branched into print ads, and was rumored to be looking into the television market as well.
GoogleWeb
GoogleFM
GoogleVision (TV)
GoogleRag (Magazines)
Yup. Pretty much covers all sources of information.
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slowly Google starts to put adverts in everything
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