Google all-pervasive: now does XM Satellite Radio ads

August 2, 2006 | Michael Bazeley | Comments | |
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Google said today it will furnish XM Satellite Radio, the popular satellite radio service, with ads from Google’s network of advertisers.

XM has more than seven million subscribers. This will be done on XM’s non-music channels, and through the broadcast ad network dMarc media network recently acquired by Google.

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  • Once again, this clearly fits well into Google's stated mission "to organize the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful."