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Portal puts pen to pop-up pacts

by Nick Farrell

16 Jul 2002

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Yahoo has announced that it will make more pacts with companies that specialise in pop-up window advertising.

The company said that it has signed deals with rich media web advertising specialists Eyeblaster, EyeWonder, Point.Roll and Unicast to incorporate their technologies into online advertising.

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The four companies develop pop-up adds that are difficult for surfers to ignore.

Eyeblaster creates animated pop-ups, while Point.Roll's technology causes smaller ads to expand within the web page when a user moves the mouse over them. EyeWonder and Unicast develop streaming audio and video messages.

But Yahoo may be taking a big risk by extending the use of pop-up ads. Surveys in the US have consistently listed pop-up ads as the most annoying thing on the internet next to junk email.

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