eBay yanks ads from Google AdWords network

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eBay yanks ads from Google AdWords network

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June 12, 2007; Google, Salesforce.com partner on Web site
June 4, 2007

Decision reportedly in response to Google's decision to hold a party starting at the same time as an eBay conference for merchants.

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G is Arrogant
by one-off June 13, 2007 10:29 PM PDT: I agree with eBay on this one. eBay spends a considerable amount of dough on AdWords. They also have a publicly announced partnership where google provides advertising for international ebay properties. To try to throw cash on the streets trying to steer eBay's own customer base away from them at their own convention is pretty bold. It's about time someone stood up to Google's arrogant behavior.; Like this Reply to this comment

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