2004.11.09

Six Apart Professional Network: Kanoodle/TypePad partnership

Six Apart Professional Network: Kanoodle/TypePad partnership

We've just announced our partnership with Kanoodle which will let TypePad customers easily add contextual ads to their weblogs if they choose.

Six Apart announced their parntership with context-based ads provider Kanoodle. Amazing thing about it is that Jeremy's analysis on Web 2.0 predicted this.

In the blogging world, Google's Blogger has hit all three of the requirements. TypePad from SixApart has #1 and #2 nailed. I wonder what they'll do about #3. Maybe just AdSense integration?

Nov 9, 2004 8:11:41 PM | Weblogs

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