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Is Google AdSense for TV Coming Soon?

Who knows for sure but the company registered the domain on Thursday.

+ New: Googleadsensetvsite.com/net/org
Adsense for tv?

Transferred to Google Name Servers:

+ Googlecheckout.net
Note: Googlecheckout.com was transfered from a person in Texas to Google on August 31st.

+ googlepayments.net
Note: Googlepayments.com first registered (via Data Docket) to Google in 2005. The domain was first registered to someone in the UK in 2004.

+ Gtime.org/us
Note: Gtime.com first registered to Google in 2003

Earlier this week these “AdSense” related names were registered by Google:

+ Googleadsensespecialsite.Com/org/net

+ Googleadsenseverticalsite.Com/org/net

+ Googleadsensevideosite.Com/org/net

and

+ Googlehistory.Com/net/
Might this be related to a web archive (Wayback Machine like resource) that Garett discussed last week?

+ Googlecalendar.com
This domain was just transferred to Google.
Previously registered a person in Charlottesville, Virginia.

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One Response to “Is Google AdSense for TV Coming Soon?”

  1. ResourceShelf » Search Briefs: Podcast with Head of Google’s Speech Recognition Efforts Says:
    September 11th, 2006 at 6:06 pm

    [...] Podcast: Interview with Google’s Person in Charge of Speech Recognition Google has been getting a bit of attention of late (what else is knew) with talk (no pun intended) of voice fingerprinting and just this weekend with our post (Garett’s too) about AdSense for TV. It’s most likely that speech recognition technology will be used for these endevours. This podcast is a 15 minute interview (MP3) with Mike Cohen, head of the company’s efforts in this area. Cohen came to Google from Nuance, another speech recognition player. Also, at one time Google Labs offered a voice recognition search tool but it has been offline for several years although the site is still live. [...]