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Join Date: Dec 2005
Posts: 350
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When having a discussion in MSN messenger, text based adverts appear in the bottom of the chat window. These adverts are completely irrelevant and not once have I been tempted to click them.
I just had the idea that they ought to work from Google's principal of targetted ads, and perhaps pick up keywords from an MSN messenger conversation and then display a relevant ad for that conversation. This way people would click way more often. One problem I can think of is that you often move through different topics of conversation very quickly, so ads would only be able to have a 10-20 second slot. |
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Posts: 58
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The thing is, MSN is always connected to a MSN server, if they started to publically tell me they were "spidering" my conversations I wouldn't like it. I use Gmail for stuff that has no business relation to it, and have to use my private email for contracts and stuff and I'm fine with that. But I do use MSN for business and I would hate to have to start only using Google Talk, because not everybody has that. I just don't trust Microsoft on how they use my data, until Google makes that mistake I'll continue to believe them.
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Join Date: May 2008
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