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HTML5 and subsequently launching its interactive ad protocol called iAds for its iOS devices, the online mobile advertising solution that Apple had created has received mixed reactions.
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HTML5 and subsequently launching its interactive ad protocol called iAds for its iOS devices, the online mobile advertising solution that Apple had created has received mixed reactions.
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Reading the article, one can easily see that the proposed advertising platform, to be called iAds is intended to be in-application, not plastered all over the display.
iTWire - IT and Telecommunications news views and jobs David Heath 2010
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The iPhone OS 4.0 will include a new feature called iAds, which will allow advertisers to buy targeted interactive ads that will feature inside the apps that users activate on their iPhones.
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HTML5 and subsequently launching its interactive ad protocol called iAds for its iOS devices, the online mobile advertising solution that Apple had created has received mixed reactions.
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Yahoo's outspoken CEO Carol Bartz unloaded on Apple's new "iAds" advertising product, with which Apple is now trying to disrupt the media business.
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Yahoo's outspoken CEO Carol Bartz unloaded on Apple's new "iAds" advertising product, with which Apple is now trying to disrupt the media business.
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Yahoo's outspoken CEO Carol Bartz unloaded on Apple's new "iAds" advertising product, with which Apple is now trying to disrupt the media business.
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The Secret Diary of Steve Jobs: Just think of them as "iAds"
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After acquiring mobile ad seller Quattro Wireless earlier this year, Apple just announced it will bake "iAds" technology right into the heart of the iPhone OS, the sort of bundling that Microsoft used to get raked over the coals for.
Gawker Ryan Tate 2010
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