Reuters reports Monday that Microsoft will be the exclusive provider of display and contextual advertising for the Web site of business news channel CNBC.
“CNBC.com draws 2.6 million visitors a month, many of whom, according to Microsoft, represent a ‘high-quality’ audience that advertisers are eager to reach.
“Microsoft has struck similar advertising syndication deals with Digg.com, a site that lets readers recommend articles to others, and social networking site Facebook.”
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Who cares...? Just like MSNBC...another disaster train is coming...It’s going hit you…move…run…run…!
Why? None in Microsoft figures out this disaster coming…I guess it has too much money to waste…!