Microsoft Corp. and EDGAR Online Inc. today announced a strategic alliance in which the two companies will collaborate to bring relevant advertising to the EDGAR Online audience and content to the MSN portal.

Adsense today informed web publishers about an upcoming feature called Ad Review Center, which is designed to give web publishers who monetize their web sites with Adsense more control over site targeted ads.

Users Gain Ability to Share their Actions from 44 Participating Sites with their Friends on Facebook

Leading Brands Seek Trusted Referrals on Facebook Through New Ad System.

Sixty Leading Consumer and Internet Brands Announce Participation in New Facebook Ad System

Blinkx's AdHoc Widget Places Relevant Advertising Against Your Embedded Video in Five Easy Clicks.

As media becomes more and more fragmented, content providers and advertisers are looking for new ways to distribute their messages to the right audiences at scale. To better connect content providers with consumers and to give publishers new ways to further engage their audiences, Google today announced the availability of video units, the first offering for content distribution on AdSense™.

New MSN Video version makes it easier to find, discover and share videos with fewer interruptions.

Combination of Atlas ad serving technology with MSN Video platform enables AP media-member and customer Web sites to sell and deliver local video advertisements to maximize revenue opportunities.

Renault UK have recently launched its own contract hire specialist site to provide our customers with the best offers direct from Renault. By advertising key offers within the most popular and expert Contract Hire websites, we are able to promote our new website www.renaultukleasing.co.uk to the widest possible online population.

Google AdSense for Mobile unlocks the potential of the mobile advertising market. Publishers can now monetize on cell phone users by using Google Adsense for mobile users. Marketers can benefit as well through Adword.

Sponsored links are a money maker for search engines, but a Penn State study using a search engine's transaction log indicates consumers click on sponsored listings fewer than two times out of every 10 searches, a rate which suggests consumers still prefer organic or non-sponsored links.