Another thread asked if Y! would charge for clicks from partners if the advertiser blocked traffic (based on IP addresses) from said partners that seemed suspicious. Theoretically, Y! does not know that the IP addresses are being blocked, because it is not involved after the click on the ad redirects the browser of whoever made the click to the advertiser's site. This was an issue of concern at AV and another reason why I think PPC advertising is a bad business model.
Another thread asked if Y! would charge for clicks from partners if the advertiser blocked traffic (based on IP addresses) from said partners that seemed suspicious. Theoretically, Y! does not know that the IP addresses are being blocked, because it is not involved after the click on the ad redirects the browser of whoever made the click to the advertiser's site. This was an issue of concern at AV and another reason why I think PPC advertising is a bad business model.
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young adults struggle to find employment in Europe
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I'm a bit pressed for time, so this post will cover two semi-related topics. Dick Lipton, a CS theory prof at Georgia Tech, discusses his graduate…
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algorhythms
Another theorist for your perusal, Jeff Erickson, Associate Professor of CS at UIUC. He teaches graduate and undergraduate algorithms courses. (His…
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