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AOL, Microsoft, Yahoo Sign Canada Advertising Agreement

By TechTaffy Desk

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An advertising deal signed between AOL, Microsoft and Yahoo has now been extended to include Microsoft in Canada.

Under terms of the deal, AOL will have the ability to offer premium non-reserved owned and operated display inventory from Microsoft and the Yahoo Network Plus to its advertising customers.

Microsoft and Yahoo will also be able to offer AOL’s owned and operated, and third party non-reserved inventory to their own advertising customers

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