Google CEO Eric Schmidt recently revealed that he clicks on Google ads "all the time." Asked at the Search Engine Strategies Conference earlier this month "When was the last time you clicked on an ad, and why, at Google?" Schmidt acknowledged:

MSN THIS WEEK SENT OUT invitations for a closed beta test for a program that will place text ads on publisher sites.

A would-be AdSense customer is suing Google for $250,000 because it took her 100 hours to place and review AdSense advertisements on her Web site, which Google subsequently removed, Google Watch has learned.

Edmond, OK (PRWEB) August 30, 2006 -- Since his book "The AdSense Code" hit the New York Times Bestseller list two months ago Joel Comm has gotten one question more than any other. "Why did Google ban my site?" The answer in most cases is quite simple: The Entrepreneur in question had developed one or more (often hundreds) of the so called "garbage" sites that now clog search results. You’ve probably seen the sites; you do a search on the term and click on the results and are taken to a site that is nothing but ads and links to more ads, many not even relevant to your search. Searchers voiced their frustration and Google listened.

San Diego, CA (PRWEB) August 28, 2006 -- Recent changes in Google have Internet business owners and marketers running in circles.

In a deal between Internet giants that are competitors in some markets, Google and eBay announced Monday that Google would begin selling advertising for eBay outside the United States and help eBay shoppers worldwide place calls quickly to online merchants to do business.

It looks like eBay and its Skype division have found a way to monetize the VoIP part of the deal that brought those two companies together - Google advertising.

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 28 /PRNewswire/ -- Top parenting site BabyNames.com is one of the few sites that has been chosen for the new pilot program by Viacom Inc./MTV Networks to distribute their video content online. BabyNames.com and other targeted sites will be hosting clips from MTV, VH1, LOGO, Nickelodeon, and Comedy Central - free of charge to their visitors. The videos will be distributed through the Google AdSense program.

Google's announcement of its application hosting service has renewed Web buzz that it will soon be banging heads with Microsoft Office by offering a full-blown, Web-based productivity suite.

EDINBURGH (Reuters) - Google Inc. is approaching British broadcasters to quell any fears that it plans to compete with them as it rapidly expands a Web-based video delivery system.