Google stops ad sales for newspapers
In view of the economic crisis, Google is stopping the sale of advertisements for newspapers. The Internet company announced on Tuesday that the business had not been as successful as hoped.
In view of the economic crisis, the Internet company Google, which is spoiled by success, is stopping the sale of advertisements for newspapers. According to SDA, Google announced on Tuesday that the business had not been as successful as hoped.
Google's offer allowed advertisers to place ads in newspapers via the Internet. According to Google, the program will be discontinued at the end of February. The company is currently discontinuing several activities that are not directly part of its core business.
A Google spokesperson did not want to say how much revenue the Internet giant and the daily newspapers had expected from the program. The 807 partners included The New York Times, New York Post and The Washington Post.
Google's offer allowed advertisers to place ads in newspapers via the Internet. According to Google, the program will be discontinued at the end of February. The company is currently discontinuing several activities that are not directly part of its core business.
A Google spokesperson did not want to say how much revenue the Internet giant and the daily newspapers had expected from the program. The 807 partners included The New York Times, New York Post and The Washington Post.
