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Week of July 31, 2006


Aug. 3, 2006
Google's partnership with XM Satellite Radio
“Google's partnership with XM Satellite Radio will provide a powerful marketing and distribution tool for Google advertisers,” said Ryan Steelberg, Google’s head of radio operations.

Aug. 2, 2006
CNN already partners with Yahoo
CNN already partners with Yahoo, which sells advertising displayed on CNN's Web site, where 50 million news videos are streamed each month. In December, CNN also rolled out a paid video service. CNN Pipeline provides four live video streams, delivered to any computer desktop for $2.95 a month.

Aug. 1, 2006
AOL plans to publish Open APIs by October
The portal will integrate AOL's UnCut Video offerings to let consumers upload and share videos directly from their camcorder, Webcam, video-enabled mobile phone and PC. In the coming weeks, Intel Corp. will put a version of AOL Video in consumers' living rooms via Intel Viiv technology-based PCs to make the content easily viewable on big-screen TVs and other devices. AOL also plans to create a development community similar to eBay Inc., McIntyre confirmed. "We understand it takes commitment and investment, but certainly that's a big part of AOL in the future," he said.

July 31, 2006
Judge: Google's click fraud settlement is fair, reasonable and adequate
In his decision, Miller wrote that "the settlement is fair, reasonable and adequate for all members of the class." For its part, Mountain View, Calif.-based Google was predictably pleased. "We're pleased Judge Griffin affirmed the settlement as appropriate and fair to advertisers," Google General Counsel Nicole Wong said in an emailed statement.


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