Wall St. Journal Teams Up with Microsoft
Microsoft, Wall St. Journal in Exclusive Deal
Press Release|01/29/08
The Wall Street Journal Digital Network and Microsoft have announced a deal, through which Microsoft is the exclusive third-party provider of paid search and content (contextual) ads. The Wall Street Journal network of high-profile, high-impact sites includes The Wall Street Journal Online, Barrons.com, Marketwatch.com, and more.
The addition of these sites will bring an additional 20 million unique viewers each month to the extended Microsoft network, and serves more than 330 million page views per month specific to the highly sought-after financial services audience for advertisers. |
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