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    LiveJournal Ties Up With Google: Lets Users Add Adsense to Their Journals
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    Annelies van den Belt, CEO of SUP, parent company of LiveJournal said, "For the first time they will have the option to generate revenue from their Journals. We have wanted to offer the LiveJournal community the opportunity to do this for some time, and we are thrilled that the Google AdSense program offered us a simple solution. It’s now up to our great community of users to sign up and keep engaging their readers." In effect it is a regular ad sense revenue sharing feature, except that there is no revenue sharing. Full Article at WATBlog
    For the first time they will have the option to generate revenue from their Journals. We have wanted to offer the LiveJournal community the opportunity to do this for some time, and we are thrilled that the Google AdSense program offered us a simple solution. It’s now up to our great community of users to sign up and keep engaging their readers.
    SOURCE: WATBlog 2 months ago

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  1. Arsenal's Andrey Arshavin (R) celebrates with teammate Cesc Fabregas after scoring against Stoke City during their English Premier League soccer match at the Emirates stadium in London December 5, 2009.
  2. A man passes by election posters of presidential candidate Mircea Geoana, head of Romania's Social Democrats in downtown Bucharest December 5, 2009. Romanian voters are poised to dismiss their crusading anti-graft incumbent President Traian Basescu on Sunday in favour of Geoana, a leftist who has promised to end long-running political turmoil and the impoverished EU newcomer's economic downturn.
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