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Eric Schmidt: The web 2.0 architecture is not necessarily a revenue opportunity. This is not where the money is.
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When you are in social network, it is not likely that you´ll buy a washing machine.
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We and others are working on social advertising products.
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The advertising has to be more entertaining, more interesting, more immersive compared to what we have today.
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No, we will see some big and many specialty networks which are no different from the communities of interests that exist in society.
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31 May 08
Paul GillinIn an interview with a German newspaper, Google CEO Eric Schmidt admits that the company has not yet figured out a way to monetize Web 2.0 as an advertising vehicle and may never do so. Quoting:
"MySpace did not monetize as well as we thought. We have a lot of traffic, a lot of page views, but it is harder than we thought to get our ad network to work with social networks. When you are in social network, it is not likely that you´ll buy a washing machine. It is not a long term problem but it is taking us longer than we thought. We are trying new ways, new approaches all the time." (via <a href="http://publications.mediapost.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=Articles.showArticleHomePage&art_aid=83651">Media Post</a>. -
29 May 08
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The most obvious large space of advertising is the mobile internet. Every German has a mobile phone. Just take the success of the iPhone: It has the first really powerful web browser on a mobile device - and many more are still coming. Nokia has one coming, Blackberry has one and Motorola has one. They are all supposed to be released this year. By these products, the advertising gets more targeted because phones are personal. So targeted ads are possible. And that means the value of the ads will grow. The next big wave in advertising is the mobile internet. ...
FAZ: Can mobile business be larger than the PC-Web?
Eric Schmidt: Yes, mobile will be a larger business than the PC-Web. But it will take a few years. -
The most obvious large space of advertising is the mobile internet. Every German has a mobile phone. Just take the success of the iPhone: It has the first really powerful web browser on a mobile device - and many more are still coming. Nokia has one coming, Blackberry has one and Motorola has one. They are all supposed to be released this year. By these products, the advertising gets more targeted because phones are personal. So targeted ads are possible. And that means the value of the ads will grow. The next big wave in advertising is the mobile internet. ...
FAZ: Can mobile business be larger than the PC-Web?
Eric Schmidt: Yes, mobile will be a larger business than the PC-Web. But it will take a few years.
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