During its last earnings call, Google (NSDQ: GOOG) CEO Eric Schmidt said that despite his company’s growing cash pile, stock buybacks were not under consideration. That, apparently, has changed in the wake of the company’s purchase of AdMob for $750 …
Read Original Story: Google To Buy Back Shares For First Time In Wake Of AdMob Purchase – paidContent.org
The news is out that Google has acquired AdMob, the mobile display ad service provider for $750 million in stock. The acquisition will help Google in having better and wider control over mobile advertising.But, there is another news reported by …
Read Original Story: Google Buys Gizmo5 For $30 Million – Search Newz
One of the biggest acquisitions in the advertising and technology space over the past couple of years occurred this week Google recently purchased AdMob for $750 million in stock. There has been considerable speculation about why Google not only …
Read Original Story: Did Google Buy AdMob For Ads, Data, Or Both? – Search Newz
First, it will help consolidate the mobile ad space, which is currently fragmented and populated with smaller players. Second, it will almost certainly increase overall availability in the now-tiny mobile ad market, while at the same time giving a huge …
Read Original Story: Android Ads Get Boost from Admob Deal – Marketing Vox News
Google plans to buymobile advertising provider AdMob for US$750 million stock in a bid to repeat its success in the internet advertising market in the mobile arena. AdMob is a leader in mobile advertising and already serves ads for …
Read Original Story: Google buys AdMob, plans mobile ad boost for Android – ComputerworldUK
For the first time in its history, Google plans to buy back its own shares, following the completion of the AdMobacquisition. Google CEO Eric Schmidt told Bloomberg of the plan Tuesday, which of course assumes the deal passes regulatory …
Read Original Story: Google plans first-ever share buyback – CNET News
SAN FRANCISCO — In a push to expand its digital advertising empire to cellphones, Google has agreed to acquire AdMob, a fast-growing mobile advertising start-up, for $750 million in stock, the companies said Monday. AdMob is one of the top sellers of …
Read Original Story: Google set to acquire AdMob for $750 million – Spartanburg Herald Journal
GOOGLE Inc is buying mobile advertising network AdMob for US$750 million, underscoring the Internet search leader’s determination to ensure its marketing machine reaches the growing number of people surfing the Web on phones. …
Read Original Story: Google to buy firm focusing on mobile ads – ISI – Emerging Markets
In a research note, Broadpoint.Amtech analyst Benjamin Schachter notes that this will be the first time Google has ever repurchased any of its own shares, despite its $22 billion cash position. “While we do not see this move as an …
Read Original Story: Google Plans $750M Buyback To Offset admob Dilution – Barron's (blog)
The rapid growth of mobile platforms this year has put to rest any doubt that digital marketers may have had about jumping in. The recent successful launch of Android coupled with the continued growth of iPhone sales (even as the recession continues) …
Read Original Story: Mobile: What Marketers Need to Know About Google's AdMob Deal – SearchViews (blog)
