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In an effort to shave market share from Google, Microsoft is using OpenX’s open source technology to offer publishers free ad-serving technology for their websites.
As part of the multi-year agreement, Microsoft will get access to a major distribution channel through OpenX’s community of more than 150,000 websites that serve more than 300 billion ads each month. OpenX will be the preferred partner for Microsoft’s enterprise ad-serving business and will also promote Microsoft’s Content Ads.
Just as the first Android phone, the G1, is hitting stores, Google has made good on its promise of last November and released the source code for Android as part of its open source commitment.
Android is the open source technology that Google hopes will be widely adopted and help it dominate mobile search and advertising.
In a posting, Google software engineer Dave Bort wrote:
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