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Microsoft testing self-serve advertising for third parties

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Microsoft has been testing a self-service (no partnership agreement required) product named Content Ads via a pilot program since earlier this year. Microsoft emphasizes that using its ads does not mean the user cannot also use Google ads as long as he or she does not have a specific exclusivity agreement with Google. Sign-up link inside.Read More...

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