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A recent findings by Attributor, a content-tracking company finds that for cyberspace advertising, Google holds more than half of the market share.

DoubleClick has 30.7 percent while AdSense 25.8 percent and the total figure rounds off to 56.5 percent.

Google owns both advertising network, where DoubleClick caters to larger websites, while AdSense deals with the smaller sites.

The closest competitor is Yahoo! with its Yahoo! Publisher Network (YPN) at 9.7 percent.

However there was a declining figure in Google stranglehold on the market share, where it held 69.7 percent back in January.

Yes although declining, experts are forecasting Google share to increase next year as the recession gets better.

The figures was crawled by Attributor bots who trawls some 75 million domains and scans billions of web pages in October and analyzed the ad server calls from such domains.

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A bit of PayPal humor

I love electronic funds transfer (EFT). It just make withdrawing money I’ve earned online much easier than getting checks, which takes 3-4 weeks to clear.

I’ve two online account, PayPal and MoneyBookers, for which I usually EFT to my local bank. The former is the more popular choice by most of my clients/sells and of course it charges more (the rates), but oh well.

If only my other online revenue sources supports PayPal payment like Google AdSense. But then again why should they use PayPal when they already have Google Checkout. Also EFT for Google AdSense is not in listed of supported countries for mine. What a shame.

Also I believe Google is trying to reduce money fraud, as payment by checks for many is their first choice, as it is lesser of a ‘compromise’. Alright before I ramble on again, here’s the PayPal Minimum Withdrawal Amounts for various countries.

PayPal Minimum Withdrawal Amounts

• Singapore Dollars $15.00 SGD
• Australian Dollars $15.00 AUD
• British Pounds £6.00 GBP
• Canadian Dollars $15.00 CAD
• Czech Koruna 240.00 CZK
• Danish Kroner 60.00 DKK
• Euros €10.00 EUR
• Hong Kong Dollars $80.00 HKD
• Hungarian Forint 2,100 HUF
• Israeli New Shekels 40.00 ILS
• Japanese Yen ¥1,000 JPY
• Mexican Pesos $110.00 MXN
• New Zealand Dollars $15.00 NZD
• Norwegian Krone 65.00 NOK
• Polish Zlotych 30.00 PLN
• Swedish Kronor 80.00 SEK
• Swiss Francs 13.00 CHF
• US Dollars $10.00 USD

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Looks like Google is ramping up its online advertising revenue.

Now even the newly graduated Google Labs product, Google Suggest, a tool that is able to list suggested searches through a drop-down menu in the search form during searches are featuring sponsored links among its suggestions.

The sponsored links currently will be displayed above the suggestion list and still not widely implemented yet. Only a few users I know who noticed or are having such feature.

Google official response on the new ad feature on Google Suggest is that it “show good performance while improving people’s overall search experience”.

Wow Google is indeed trying to monopolizing and revolutionize the online money making. We got the recent ads in YouTube videos, Flash applications and their once ads-free Google network sites is even putting up ads.