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"Google AdSense - Some changes to AdSense, reported by the NYTimes in two articles - one about new content deals, and one about young upstart Quigo.  In the next few months, Adwords advertisers will be able to bid on keywords for individual sites, rather than across the whole network: that's good news if you're an AdSense publisher with some prized web real estate.  They've also formalized the Video AdSense scheme, which puts contextual videos (accompanied by an ad) on websites and shares the revenue with both the content owner and the publisher.  Dow Jones and CondeNast have joined the scheme.\nMedStory - Microsoft has bought the health search engine Medstory, Steve Ballmer announced today, as the company tries to extend its reach in the healthcare industry.  [via]\nTila Tequila - Tila Tequila, the most popular MySpace user, is breaking into the music business.  But she doesn't need a record contract: she has 1.8 million friends.  Instead, she's selling her first single, \u201CI Love U,\u201D through iTunes. \nFacebook Revenues - The decision to open up seems to be paying off for Facebook: the company is on track to hit $100 million in revenues this year.  The question remains over whether Facebook should have taken Yahoo's $1 billion offer.\nWikipedia Lawsuit - Golfer Fuzzy Zoeller is suing Josef Silny &amp; Associates, a Miami education consulting firm, for allegedly adding defamatory comments to Zoeller\u2019s Wikipedia profile.  The page said that Zoeller abused drugs, alcohol and members of his family.  It's interesting that Zoeller is suing the company that allegedly made the edits (they traced the IP address), rather than Wikipedia itself. [via]\nGomez - We got a release through from Gomez today to say that the London-based Internet performance monitoring service has signed up LinkedIn and Imeem.  Existing customers include Piczo, Snapvine, Tagged and Veoh.   \nElectric Sheep-CBS - Electric Sheep, you may be aware, is a design and architecture firm in the virtual world of Second Life.  CBS will participate in a $7 million round of financing for the company, says Reuters.  SL seems a little over hyped in the media, so we'll remain skeptical about these investments."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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