New York Times: Google, which built a lucrative business in online advertising, has found a new medium for its ad sales: print.
The company is buying ad space in magazines and filling it with half a dozen ads from clients of its vast online system.
The first incarnation of Google’s program resembles an old-fashioned business known as ad brokering, which has largely been shunned by major publishers.
Google said yesterday that the program was a test and declined to elaborate.
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