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  • A photo of Google's headquarters, known as the Googleplex, featuring an Android robot (known as the bugdroid) in Mountain View, California.
    Google
    / Strategic acquisitions and monetizing Google’s search engine

    …spent $102 million to acquire Applied Semantics, the makers of AdSense, a service that signed up owners of websites to run various types of ads on their web pages. In 2006 Google again paid $102 million for another Web advertisement business, dMarc Broadcasting, and that same year it announced that…

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    …spent $102 million to acquire Applied Semantics, the makers of AdSense, a service that signed up owners of websites to run various types of ads on their web pages. In 2006 Google again paid $102 million for another Web advertisement business, dMarc Broadcasting, and that same year it announced that…

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