Oct 10, 2007 at 8:42am ET by Greg Sterling
On the heels of yesterday’s Google AdSense video announcement, video search engine Blinkx has announced advertising for video using its “AdHoc” contextual ad platform. The difference is that the AdHoc contextual ad widget works with other video players embedded in third-party sites.
As explained by the press release:
Based on Blinkx’s ground-breaking AdHoc platform, the new widget places unobtrusive, highly-relevant text advertisements against embedded video from popular sharing sites such as YouTube, GoogleVideo, and DailyMotion. Blinkx will share 50 percent of the revenue generated from the ads with users, and payments will be facilitated through PayPal.
In addition, last week social search provider Eurekster and Blinkx announced a partnership that added video from Blinkx to Eurekster’s popular Swicki widgets. Here’s an example using Family Guy clips.
What Eurekster has built, beyond an interesting distributed social-search product, is a nascent long-tail ad network of sites using its Swickis.
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