ByronM - 4:31 pm on Jan 11, 2008 (gmt 0)

What does "monopoly" have to do with it? Are you suggesting that smaller ad networks aren't able to terminate publishers or partners, and that large ad netwoks should be forced to put up with partners who don't meet their standards or deliver poor-quality traffic to their advertisers?

Well.. to me it would appear it probably conflicts with Gmail service and i agree with what others have stated - being a publicly traded company i find it hard to believe google would terminate there adsense account and yet leave sites that are much worse unscathed.

Sites like <snip>, pirating sites, scrapers, MFA networks that got around the initial MFA clearing and other garbage networks that make millions from google without providing any real service/value to MARKETING PARTNERS since you can't market to PEOPLE WHO STEAL :)

My guess though is Google got sick of being associated with incredimail's rather tacky advertsing/marketing gimmicks and just gave up trying to work with them.

On the flipside this could be a boon to Adcenter or YSM if they land a deal.. 10 million users is a large population to ignore.

[edited by: martinibuster at 5:29 pm (utc) on Jan. 11, 2008]
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