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#20535. Asked by ???. (Jul 12 02 1:26 AM)
mk2norwich
I read somewhere recently that Google (the Search Engine) has sponsors. For example, when you enter certain words or phrases, you will sometimes see pages highlighted in their own little box to the right of the screen. These ones are the 'sponsored' sites, and their owners pay Google for the privilege of having them listed separately from the main list. So I've read....
Jul 12 02, 5:33 AM
Gnomon
Google gets people to use its search engine by giving it to the world for free. They then sell the search engine to companies for use in in-house networks.
Jul 12 02, 7:12 AM
mahimahi1
people pay to post their adds
May 20 07, 8:03 PM
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