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Year in review: Google gets even more ambitious
December 28, 2007 The search giant gets into the phone business, with an eye on prime wireless real estate, and works toward a takeover of ad specialist DoubleClick.Widgets are the new ad kid on the block
December 19, 2007 Brand advertisers are turning to mini-applications with dynamic content that people can embed in their own Web pages and share with others.Google's video replay
May 30, 2006 Search giant's new video-ad auction service should fare better than lackluster Google Video launch, experts say.Viewpoint to buy Unicast for $7.4 million
December 2, 2004 The video software specialist will add Unicast's online ad business to its own.MTV buys iFilm for $49 million
October 14, 2005 Deal could mean a lot more downloadable TV programming for Web users and more online advertising for Viacom.Finding a new focus in the video era
December 6, 2006 roundup From tiny start-ups to corporate giants, the scramble is on to fit Internet video into the game plan.Xdrive launches video-sharing service
December 23, 2003 The online storage company is trying to do for video what Shutterfly and Ofoto have done for photos--letting people share the memories. Nowadays, though, it charges for storage.Yahoo finds a friend in MSN
March 26, 2004 Yahoo CEO Terry Semel says when it comes to online advertising, his company and Microsoft "have a common goal."Selling shovels to Web 2.0 gold miners
February 13, 2007 A wave of startups offering free applications are looking to cash in on the success of video-sharing and social-networking sites.Your entree to Web ad fame: Just $300
December 6, 2006 A start-up films minidocumentaries that serve as Web ads. No formal scripts are used, and static shots are not allowed. Photos: TurnHere shoots videoViacom may have its eye on iFilm
September 22, 2005 Media conglomerate is expected to finalize a deal in the next two weeks, sources familiar with the plan say.Google readying Web-only video search
June 14, 2005 Company is expected to unveil search engine for Web-only video that will let people preview media clips from its Web site.Viacom-iFilm deal cued up
October 13, 2005 Companies expected to merge this week in a deal worth about $50 million, sources say.Privacy concerns dog Google-DoubleClick deal
April 18, 2007 Consumer privacy advocates worry what Google will do with combined data on Internet users' search and surf habits.Video: Schmidt discusses DoubleClickMorgan Stanley analyst bullish on Net advertising
April 25, 2005 Influential analyst Mary Meeker says online advertising spending "has nowhere to go but up."AOL cues up free video
November 19, 2004 ISP foresees broadband bonanza and plans to offer on-demand video in coming weeks, News.com has learned.Net advertising on a road revisited
May 25, 2004 Publishers are eyeing old technologies like video and consumer tracking as catalysts for upcoming growth in the Internet advertising industry.Social networks poised to shape Net's future
June 13, 2006 Social networks, mobile video and "Googlism" are expected to keep transforming the Net in years ahead, analysts predict.Can Google keep up the ad pace?
June 13, 2006 Foray into display ads is in "early days," Google says, as analysts predict brand ads will overtake search ads.Liberal Net rules spawn political attack ads
May 6, 2004 Online exceptions for political advertising open the door for campaign activities that would be illegal anywhere else.
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