
Show me the money
By Steven Musil
Published: 26 February 2009 08:19 GMT
Google has extended its AdWords program to Google News searches.
The search giant now delivers text ads on the right side of the search results page, just as Google has long done with normal web search results.
Josh Cohen, a business product manager at Google, announced the move Wednesday in a company blog: "In recent months we've been experimenting with a variety of different formats, like overlay ads on embedded videos from partners like the AP. We've always said that we'd unveil these changes when we could offer a good experience for our users, publishers and advertisers alike, and we'll continue to look at ways to deliver ads that are relevant for users and good for publishers, too."
The ads are intended to be tailored to the news search terms.
Faced with a much tougher economy, Google is working harder to make money from more of its properties. In recent months, it's begun showing ads in Google Earth and Google Finance, for example.
Original article: Google adds ads to Google News searches from CNET News.com
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