I found a BusinessWeek article on newspapers objecting to the Yahoo-Google Advertising deal. It says that the Paris-based World Association of Newspapers (WAN) states that the deal between the two internet behemoths "will have a significant and adverse effect on all newspaper publishers worldwide." It goes on to say that the deal would "severly weaken" competition, "resulting in less revenues and higher fees for newspapers" and "Google will have an increasing incentive to favor...its chosen parnter sites and divert users away from competing site."
Bloggers on the site don't seem to agree with the article, siting that newspapers are not green and Google shouldn't be punished for their success.
http://www.businessweek.com/globalbiz/blog/europeinsight/archives/2008/09/newspapers_obje.html
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