Apple Locks Google, AdMob Out of iPhone Advertising
Google learns what a "conflict of interest" is.
Memo to Google: it's pretty clear- you're running a competing smartphone platform which you're funding through advertising.
Apple sees it as a conflict of interest for you to be related to the monetization for Apple's developers.
Apple sees it as a conflict of interest for you to be related to the monetization for Apple's developers.
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Indeed. But money is money...
Nice of Apple to officially forbid a competitor to pay them to advertise. ;)
Nice of Apple to officially forbid a competitor to pay them to advertise. ;)
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Oh don't worry, Apple is already under investigation by the government.
Hi MissChris 🙂
Hi MissChris 🙂
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Hi there!!! I have lots of catching up to do, it's been a busy couple of days on PS.
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I concur! But as I said in the email I sent you right after you left work Monday, the boredom has overcome me!
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Honestly, Google's been pretty two faced with their relationship with Apple, calling them a 'partner' to their face but a 'competitor' behind closed doors.
Apple has caught on. Despite Google's "feel good vibe," Apple doesn't trust them. They're smart for cutting the cord on Google's advertising monopoly- advertising is a major factor in Apple's platform strength, and they don't want it in the hands of a competitor.
Apple has caught on. Despite Google's "feel good vibe," Apple doesn't trust them. They're smart for cutting the cord on Google's advertising monopoly- advertising is a major factor in Apple's platform strength, and they don't want it in the hands of a competitor.
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Competitor behind closed doors? Uh, did you not see the ginormous Droid does campaign? Yeah, that wasnt aimed directly at apples iphone
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Maybe you remember back in 2007 and 2008 Google CEO Eric Schmidt's take on the iPhone/Google relationship in relation to those Droid ads.
They're claiming the same thing here.
They're claiming the same thing here.
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Did you read the whole article. The ads were a way for developers to make money, and gather data for later developments. Before you speak, think first instead of popping off the mouth and looking like a jackckck a2222.
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Tee hee! I think not.
Last time I checked, advertising costs money. Gotta spend it to make it...
Last time I checked, advertising costs money. Gotta spend it to make it...
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Apple's still allowing 3rd party advertisers. Just not ones owned by their competitors. 🙄
So in other words, you're wrong. 😕
So in other words, you're wrong. 😕
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... for now! Because with iAd, ALL advertising companies are 'competitors' ... give it time, it IS apple afterall
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