about in-game advertising - Java-Games

"richard" <wang_yaohua@hotmail.com> wrote in news:eemcol$su2$1
@news.yaako.com:

> I am studying in-game advertising.However,I can't find any technology
> document.
>
> Anyone,let me know ,where r there relative document about in-game
> advertising.

Sorry, can't help you. Any game that includes in-game (real world)
advertising will lose me as a paying customer. I don't play games to be
advertised at (and I am not alone in this determination).

I'd wish you luck (assuming, perhaps wrongly, that you want to use this in
your own game), but instead I wish you would reconsider.

"richard" <wang_yaohua@hotmail.com> wrote...
>I am studying in-game advertising.However,I can't find any technology
> document.
>
> Anyone,let me know ,where r there relative document about in-game
> advertising.

Richard (Yaohua),
You are searching for a document that cannot exist. There is not just one
technology for in-game advertising, and there isn't just one type of game
that might contain ads.
It's a new area, and there are many variables.
Try asking narrow questions. Maybe you'll get answers.
And subscribe to some trade newsletters such as www.FierceGameBiz.com and
GamaDaily and GameDailyBiz.
Good luck
Tom


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In article <eemcol$su2$1@news.yaako.com>,
"richard" <wang_yaohua@hotmail.com> wrote:

> I am studying in-game advertising.However,I can't find any technology
> document.
>
> Anyone,let me know ,where r there relative document about in-game
> advertising.

Perhaps something like
<http://www.eyeblaster.com/press_rele...ge_news&articl
e_num=64> would suggest further research.

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