I feel sorry for any tech company trying to announce any news today–just about all focus is on Cuil. Still, these brave souls decided to take the plunge:
- Live video streaming web site Mogulus has raised an undisclosed amount of funding from media conglomerate Gannett. Pretty lame to announce funding, but not the amount–don’t you think?
- Yahoo’s "News Direct Display" algorithm–akin to Google’s Universal search–is ramping up and showing news results in the main search results.
- It looks like Google won’t be buying Digg after all.
- Women bloggers–aka those "without the Y chromosome"–are trying to break through a supposed glass ceiling. I don’t know, judging from the article, it appears to be broken already–or at least has lots of cracks.
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Otilia Otlacan Says:
July 28th, 2008 at 4:49 pm
Seems Gannett is just very hungry for access to inventory.
They’re already monetizing some 5 billion impressions a month on their content network, but video inventory is still scarce – especially the monetizable one – so funding Mogulus sounds like a pretty natural move.
They’ve already paved the road by transitioning their inventory over to ADTECH, and probably the deal included less ad serving fees for in-stream ads.
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