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Posted by ScuttleMonkey on Tuesday February 07, 2006 @06:01AM from the all-they-see-are-dollar-signs dept.

theodp writes "Today, Amazon confirmed that they are testing what some are calling 'Amazon-Sense', a paid ads program in its affiliate network that resembles Google's ad program." From the article: "The speculation about Amazon's potential AdSense clone arose from the statements made by one of the members of the e-tailer's associates program."

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Nice name (Score:2, Funny)

by szembek ( 948327 ) writes: on Tuesday February 07, 2006 @09:21AM (#14659096) Homepage

I wonder how many hours they spend trying to come up with a name for their program before saying, ah what the hell will just use 'Amazon-Sense'.

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Re:google vs. amazon (Score:1, Funny)

by Anonymous Coward writes: on Tuesday February 07, 2006 @04:41PM (#14662993)

yes and how would they find what site the ads are on or what my account username is?

You mean you didn't know Commander Taco owns Google?

Why do think there's so many Google stories on Slashdot?

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