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Google Android handsets, combined with Apple's iPhone and iPod touch, now account for 75 per cent of all mobile web traffic in the US, says AdMob A mobile metrics report [PDF] from mobile advertising agency AdMob, found that Android-based handsets,... Full Article at The Telegraph
Even as industry insiders themselves say that monetization of mobile advertising is yet to take off in India, Google’s buy of AdMob has served as a shot in the arm for the domain. Full Article at MediaNama.com
Vic Gundotra, Vice President of engineering at Google (R) and Omar Hamoui, founder and CEO of AdMob converse during the "Mobile: Where's The Money Going?" panel at the Fortune Tech Brainstorm 2009 in Pasadena, California July 23, 2009. View Photo »
There's a bias in the data, since AdMob ads run better on iPhone OS and Android devices than on, say, Research in Motion (RIMM) BlackBerries. But the trends are clear.
If the past month is any indicator, acquisitions are not only thawing but heating up. In October, Comcast made a bid to merge its operations with NBC Universal to create a cable programming giant. Full Article at Knowledge@Wharton
Investors should take a look at the mobile advertising market for possible quick ROI. The most obvious companies that could be acquired in the wake of Google Inc. Full Article at The Deal: Blogs
The latest Mobile Metrics report for mobile ad firm AdMob reveals some interesting aspects of the emerging smartphone market, as redefined by Apple's iPhone in 2007. Full Article at Ars Technica
As it happens, Google this month also purchased AdMob, the world's largest purveyor of mobile phone advertising. So this seemed as good a time as any to take a snapshot of the changing smartphone marketplace, as measured by ad requests to AdMob's network
As Google continues to innovate with Google Chrome OS and build new products like Google Wave, it might seem as if they’re leaving their core business — search — to gather dust. A few recent developments are proving otherwise. Full Article at Mashable!
Apple's slice of mobile data traffic has grown to now exceed 50% share in the US, UK and in global figures, according to new monthly mobile data traffic report by AdMob. Full Article at MediaPost.com
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Vic Gundotra, Vice President of engineering at Google (R) and Omar Hamoui, founder and CEO of AdMob converse during the "Mobile: Where's The Money Going?" panel at the Fortune Tech Brainstorm 2009 in Pasadena, California July 23, 2009.
View Photo »Vic Gundotra, Vice President of engineering at Google (R) and Omar Hamoui, founder and CEO of AdMob converse during the "Mobile: Where's The Money Going?" panel at the Fortune Tech Brainstorm 2009 in Pasadena, California July 23, 2009.
View Photo »There's a bias in the data, since AdMob ads run better on iPhone OS and Android devices than on, say, Research in Motion (RIMM) BlackBerries. But the trends are clear.
As it happens, Google this month also purchased AdMob, the world's largest purveyor of mobile phone advertising. So this seemed as good a time as any to take a snapshot of the changing smartphone marketplace, as measured by ad requests to AdMob's network
In the US, AdMob reports that Apple advanced by 7.2% from 48% to 55% of all mobile traffic, while Android grew from 17% to 20% (almost entirely from sales of HTC models). RIM slipped slightly from 14% to 12%, while an initial surge of traffic by Palm Pre WebOS users collapsed from 10% to just 5% in Octo...
Google has AdMob with all its publisher relationships and creative ad units, and now they've got a technology platform to allow some of those creative elements to be substituted based on these variables ... That's a pretty formidable combination.
One industry source estimates AdMob at commanding about 80% of the nascent iPhone ad market.
Mobile advertising is one obvious way for Apple to do that: It's popular among publishers offering free apps, and AdMob is the early leader in the iPhone app ad market
Apple did talk to mobile ad network AdMob about a potential deal, just before Google snapped up the company for $750 million
Together, AdMob and Google will be the largest mobile- advertising company, with about 30 percent to 40 percent of the market, according to Karsten Weide, an analyst with researcher IDC in San Mateo
AdMob, based in San Mateo, California, sells ads that appear on mobile phones.
Apple contacted AdMob a few weeks before Google made its bid, said one of the people, who declined to be identified because the negotiations weren’t public
AdMob Inc. was approached by Apple Inc. about an acquisition before the company agreed to a $750 million offer from Google Inc., according to people familiar with the matter
Google might not be getting what they think they’re getting with their $750 million purchase of AdMob. Don’t get me wrong, AdMob is exploding right now with their 80% share of in-app advertising for the iPhone, but is it sustainable? Their success lies at the mercy of Steve Jobs ... The only barrier hol...
Google might not be getting what they think they’re getting with their $750 million purchase of AdMob. Don’t get me wrong, AdMob is exploding right now with their 80% share of in-app advertising for the iPhone, but is it sustainable? Their success lies at the mercy of Steve Jobs ... The only barrier hol...
AdMob is the quintessential Silicon Valley startup -- generating impressive year on year revenue growth.
We see an opportunity working with AdMob to really accelerate our efforts in an important industry for Google.
AdMob sells ads across thousands of Web sites that are tailored for cellphones and was one of the first companies to offer ads that run inside software for Apple (AAPL) Inc.'s iPhone and devices that run Google's Android operating system.
The iPhone has been a boon to AdMob, so now Google gets to play in that space ... It could be Android, Windows Mobile, or any other platform.
AdMob is a great Silicon Valley story ... We are looking forward to having them join the Google team and work with us on the future of mobile advertising.
I would imagine AdMob will rectify that, and in short order we'd see Google address that issue so they're not simply dumping ads into apps and mobile Web pages
It makes Google very attractive to large advertisers in terms of reach, and in terms of targeting, AdMob can offer all the standard flavors across demographics, geography, and the like
The news that Google acquired mobile advertising player AdMob for $750 million confirms the legitimacy of the mobile advertising industry, and overcomes any skepticism of whether small screens can offer big opportunities to reach mobile consumers
Cramer likened Apple to Google, which also paused after its earnings report, but should ramp on news that the company is buying AdMob, a mobile advertising firm
I think people underestimate how important ads have been to funding the development of innovative content on the Internet. Our goal all along at AdMob has been to make it possible for developers and publishers to bring their products and ideas to mobile with the same business model
- Pleyo
17 minutes ago
So why is Google buying AdMob? http://bit.ly/5DLFNd
- BusManagement 21 minutes ago
AdMob launches Interactive Video Ad Unit for iPhone http://ff.im/c23rp
- massimoneri 34 minutes ago
AdMob:Android全球网络流量达11% http://tinyurl.com/yfan66v
- Android_cn 59 minutes ago