WSJ
- WSJ
MarketWatch
- MarketWatch
Barron's
- Barron's
SmartMoney
- SmartMoney
AllThingsDigital
FINS
- FINS
Factiva
- Factiva
More
- BigCharts
- Virtual Stock Exchange
- Financial News
- WSJ Asia
- WSJ Europe
  - WSJ Deutschland
- WSJ Americas
  - en Español
  - em Português
- WSJ Classifieds
- WSJ Radio
- WSJ Wine

Google to Apple: Thanks for Playing Nicely!

September 9, 2010 at 8:43 am PT

Now that Apple has formally let Google’s AdMob into its iPhone/iPod/iPad platform, Google has posted a thank-you note, via a blog post from AdMob chief Omar Hamoui. The truth is, Apple (AAPL) has been more or less ignoring its AdMob ban throughout the summer. But Hamoui and the rest of the Google (GOOG) gang will be happy to see the formal change, anyway. Presumably the same goes for antitrust regulators.

Tagged with AdMob, advertising, antitrust, Apple, Google, Internet, iPad, iPhone, iPod, MediaMemo, newsbyte, Omar Hamoui, Peter Kafka, regulators, software, Steve Jobs

comments so far. Add yours.

Anonymous

I’m not sure why anti-trust regulators would be happy to see that there is no longer anything standing in the way of Google extending its ad monopoly from the desktop onto mobile.