Google AdSense generates JavaScript code used to display ads on your site. You must choose the location on the Web page where you want the ads to display. Each blog has an interface where you can edit ...

Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign-up here. AdSense Thru DoubleClick’s Ad Exchange! It’s official! Well, almost. The AdSense blog announced late Tuesday that ad ...

From his Bronte Media blog, Niki Scevak unearths Google search retargeting efforts as Google’s Inside AdSense blog quietly announced last week that a “few hours” of search queries will be used to help ...

As part of my morning coffee ritual I sift through some of my favorite blogs to look into stories which have run over the course of the evening (I’m in Asia right now so my late morning is the US ...

Google has developed a new JavaScript snippet for AdSense aimed at high-end mobile phones, giving advertisers yet another option for using its mobile platform. The new feature allows publishers to run ...

The Google AdSense blog announced the exact revenue share they give publishers for placing AdSense ads on their web site. In the upcoming months, Google promised to show the revenue share within the ...

The Google AdSense blog announced that sites designed specifically for full-rich mobile phones, such as the iPhone, Android or Palm Pre can now show high-end contextual ads. The blog said: Today we’re ...

Some people don't like to read, so what we have are streaming audio and streaming video. The Inside AdSense Blog is one of the first official search blogs to use video to answer questions at the blog.

Earlier this week, Google Blogscoped reported the change on clickable areas on Adsense units, and it is only now that the Google Adsense Blog posted an official explanation about the changes. Whereas ...