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(Continued) The RFS Newsletter, Feb. 25, 2006. Page 10 "In order to more easily deliver quality user experiences when users search on terms that are trademarks, Yahoo Search Marketing has determined that we will no longer allow bidding on keywords containing competitor trademarks". Danny Sullivan speculates that the policy wont completely prevent the bidding on trademarks - just competitor's keywords - and is sparked by Mazda buying the keyword "Pontiac" to capitilize on Pontiac's"Google Pontiac" TV ad.
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