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    Can Google Crack TV Ad Market?
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    Even the topsy-turvy world of TV advertising. "TV, for the most part, has been unmeasurable" said Desai, program manager for Google's TV ad efforts. Full Article at MediaWeek
    TV, for the most part, has been unmeasurable
    SOURCE: MediaWeek 10 months ago
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Can Google Crack TV Ad Market?
  1. It seems that the television establishment, both the buyers and sellers, are likely to want to buy it person to person
    SOURCE: MediaWeek 10 months ago
  2. They can in search because everyone goes to Google.com to do a search. They're not going to own TV networks. They're going to be a technology middleman.
    SOURCE: MediaWeek 10 months ago
  3. All they've got is the EchoStar footprint ... They haven't cracked any of the other [cable and satellite operators].
    SOURCE: MediaWeek 10 months ago
  4. We're making TV as accountable as the Internet is.
    SOURCE: MediaWeek 10 months ago
  5. TV, for the most part, has been unmeasurable ... We're making TV as accountable as the Internet is.
    SOURCE: MediaWeek 10 months ago
  6. It seems that the television establishment, both the buyers and sellers, are likely to want to buy it person to person ... Changing the way TV is bought and sold is a not-insignificant task.
    SOURCE: MediaWeek 10 months ago
  7. I don't think Google is going to own TV advertising
    SOURCE: MediaWeek 10 months ago
  8. Changing the way TV is bought and sold is a not-insignificant task.
    SOURCE: MediaWeek 10 months ago
  9. They haven't cracked any of the other [cable and satellite operators].
    SOURCE: MediaWeek 10 months ago

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