Internet Math: Google Gets $1.10 Of Every New Ad Dollar

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Internet Math: Google Gets $1.10 Of Every New Ad Dollar

By Valleywag , published on July 21, 2008 at 5:40 AM
Source: Tom's Guide US | Keywords: Google, advertising, revenue | Themes: Business

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Even as Google’s business growth softens, the company continues to eat everyone else’s lunch. Search engine marketing firm Efficient Frontier claims "Advertisers are putting all of their new search dollars into Google, and pulling money out of Yahoo Search and Microsoft Live Search."

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