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MacBook Air and iMac rumored to get Retina Display
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Cristiano Ronaldo’s girlfriend Irina Shayk promotes new Swimwear Blanco Summer 2012 Campaign

Yahoo has a $85 million advertising campaign against Google

by Dan
May 7, 2010 at 5:56 am

Yahoo invests $85 million in a new advertising campaign that attacks indirectly the Google search engine.

In the new campaign “It’s You”, the giant attacks the search engine Google, linking the “emptiness of the homepage” and that has nothing to motivate a user to remain on the page.

Rumors say that Yahoo follows the model of Facebook, which had a fantastic success in the world of social networking sites, through its international campaigns they had last year.

Therefore, we will have to wait and see what effects will have this campaign and if Google will respond to this “indirect attack”.

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