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POPSThe Yahoo! Heard 'Round Madison Ave. 
I have followed and worked with Yahoo and Google’s advertising model for a while. Although it is quite hard these days to find fault with Google, there are key issues that have yet to be resolved with its AdWords program. The largest issue is that any publisher using AdWords will see ads on its site that routinely feature its direct competitors because Google places ads based on the relevancy of ad content with sites' content. A publisher can ban direct competitors by imputing their URLs into Google's account management-- However, to categorically ban all competitors would result in few ads left to appear on the site. In addition, publishers can't actually view, approve and/or ban ads before they are published on a site. This means publishers must show all ads, find URLs manually when they appear and then ban later after a host of web users have already seen the ad published on its site. How can such an advanced company have such big holes in an integral part of its business?
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