With the great progress that Google has on its Ad serving business such as Adsense, Google eventually realized that they can expand it to newspapers, radio, even in Television.
I heard rumors that Google is creating a deal with the Dish Network for it to deliver ads on televisions:
Google is about to sign a deal with Dish Network, the nation’s second largest satellite TV company, to deliver ads for Dish’s network, VentureBeat is hearing.
We haven’t been able to confirm the rumor (Google has not yet responded to a request for comment).
In an effort to extend its growing advertising empire to television, Google has already started a pilot project in Concord, Calif. to deliver ads to cable television subscribers, it was revealed in yesterday’s WSJ.
If Google wil be successful on this, what’s the next plan of Google? Maybe they’re interested on:
- Billboard ads
- Advertisement on cars, buses, trains or even on airplanes.
April 5th, 2007 at 1:02 pm
[...] finally confirmed their partnership with a Dish and cable company which marks the start of Google Ad publishing through TV, and is now delivering their TV Ad trials: At Google, we are constantly looking for ways to improve [...]
April 11th, 2007 at 3:20 pm
[...] bread and butter territory: Television. Google is testing an ad system in California, wrapped up a deal with Dish Network last week, and is reportedly about to partner with DirectTV [...]