Stiu ce faceai adineauri. Te gandeai unde s-ar mai putea baga ceva reclama. De bannere nu mai vorbim, in text e, in video s-a introdus, dar in jocuri?

Inauntrul jocurilor flash. Si sa fie, cum sa-i zic, conimaginuala ). Adica, sa recunoasca imagini si sa afiseze publicitate in context. TicTacTi, un startup israelian ( astia baga tare in ultima vreme pe online).

TicTacTi realizes that requiring developers to integrate with multiple SDK’s to facilitate the embedding of ads is not scalable, so it developed a semi-manual method that at least takes the SDK integration out of the equation.

Each game has to be set up by TicTacTi, a process the company estimates at about one to two hours per game. The actual game source code is not required which means that games can by encrypted—an important point for game developers. It’s here that TicTacTi “marks” events in games where ads could be placed. For example, a game could be marked in such a way that when the “Loading” prompt is visible, it would initiate a pre-roll ad marker, and when the “Game Over” prompt is visible, it would initiate a post-roll marker.

din Techcrunch.com

Scrisesem .com, my bad.
Cred ca bloggerii care tin la valorosul lor content o sa fie fericit cand Fairshare.cc va iesi din private beta si va putea fi folosit.
Daca isi licentiaza corect blogul la Creative Commons, vor putea urmari pe net unde le-a fost preluat continutul.
Sigur, o sa fie multi chemati, putini alesi, ca e greu cu contentul original prin partile noastre .

Si cei de la Fairshare mai au si planuri mari

It will be nice for bloggers to easily look up when other sites are reposting their content, but I doubt many of them will have time to hunt down any offenders, and it’s already fairly easy to tell who is linking to your site using trackbacks. Still, the site’s future plans are promising: FairShare plans to eventually introduce a revenue-sharing system that would allow sites that have distributed their content under appropriate licenses to get a cut whenever their material is published elsewhere. (Techcrunch)

L.E.

Dear marie jeanne,
We’re thrilled to get your input on FairShare and appreciate your help testing the beta version of the service.

Ma uitam vineri pe Techcrunch si ce vad: Populatia internetului a trecut de un miliard. Asta inseamna ca unul din 7 oameni se da pe net. Comscore.com a publicat rezultatele unui studiu care arata ca numarul utilizatorilor de internet la nivel mondial a depasit un miliard in decembrie, totusi, cifra reala este probabil chiar mai mare.
Internet World Stats a calculat in ianuarie 1,5 milioane de utilizatori.
In concluzie un procent aflat intre 15 si 22 din populatia mondiala e pe net. Ei spun ca e putin. Credeam ca e mult, dar cand m-am uitat pe demografice si am avzut ca abia doua miliarde sunt sub zece ani sau peste 65, mi-am dat seama ca da, e destul de putin.

Daca luam in considerare aici si chestiile politice, de conditii de viata sau de educatie, se mai scad vreo doua miliarde lejer. Asa ca ramanem la 2.8 din 6.8, aproximativ. E asa si asa, depinde de punctul de vedere.

Topul utilizarii pe tari si regiuni, in milioane:

1. China: 179.7
2. SUA: 163.3
3. Japonia: 60.0
4. Germania: 37.0
5. Anglia: 36.7
6. Franta: 34.0
7. India: 32.1
8. Rusia: 29.0
9. Brazilia: 27.7
10. Coreea de Sud: 27.3
11. Canada: 21.8
12. Italia: 20.8
13. Spania: 17.9
14. Mexic: 12.5
15. Olanda: 11.8

Asia/ Pacific: 416 (41.3%)
Europa: 283 (28.0%)
America de Nord: 185 (18.4%)
America Latina: 75 (7.4%)
Africa si Orientul mijlociu: 49 (4.8%)

Mda, dupa cum se stie deal-ul Google-Yahoo despre care am scris aici, aici si aici a failuit nasol, cu perspective de clantaneala anti-monopol etc. Microsoft a rulat la faza asta, de unde se vede ca batranii au tentaculele bagate exact unde trebuie.

In aceeasi ordine de idei Google-istica, aflu de la Orlando despre articolul acesta din Techcrunch, care insumeaza nemultumirile fostilor angajati Google.
Interesting, zic. Vorba cuiva, is the grass greener on the other side?