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AOL Radio Relaunches, Now Powered By CBS: Going After Local Ads

June 10th, 2008 at 1:35 pm

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Weebly, the WYSIWYG website designer, has introduced integration with Google’s AdSense API that will allow its users to easily monetize their pages. The site is also introducing new ‘Pro’ accounts, which will give paying members access to increased privacy and other features.
After selecting a desired ad size, users can place their AdSense widget by […]Source:TechCrunch
Yap, a company that translates voice into SMS text messages, has raised $6.5 million in a Series A funding round led by SunBridge Partners. Also participating in the round were Harbert Management Corportaion and Pittco Management.
The site, which was a member of TechCrunch40, makes texting easier by using voice recognition software to transcribe spoken […]Source:TechCrunch
Even on the Web, radio is local. People still tune into their favorite college or hometown radio station from hundreds of miles away. Today’s relaunch of AOL Radio (in beta) embraces that aspect of radio in many ways. First and foremost is its partnership with CBS Radio, which is replacing XM Satellite […]

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