Darn it! I had a really good opening for today’s Picks, but I think I left it sitting at the coffee shop.
I’ll be right back…er…enjoy today’s Picks while I’m gone.
- Click fraud rates were down slightly in Q2. Maybe it’s summer break for the fraudsters.
- Mobile advertising network AdMob is launching a whole new set of customized ads for iPhone apps.
- While Google procrastinates with Android, developers are starting to take a look at the iPhone.
- Baidu’s rocking the search market in China. On the back of a 63% market share, profits are up 87%!
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Sheila Says:
July 24th, 2008 at 11:34 am
Hey – where’s my Chai Tea Latte?
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PS3 Says:
July 24th, 2008 at 6:26 pm
I’m surprised that click fraud rates are down given the current economic climate. Over here, offline thieves are stealing anything they can get their hands on, notably copper and lead (mainly from roofs!)