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(Continued)     The RFS Newsletter, Dec. 17, 2005. Page 6
Google is working with several online libraries to make sure its song list remains up to date. Unlike Yahoo, Google has no plans to create a music library of its own, Mayer said. Google also won't collect a referral fee if its visitors click on the new music section and go on to buy songs from one of the linked libraries. But Google does stand to profit if the new section spurs more search requests about music because that gives its search engine more opportunities to display ads about the same subject. The advertising displayed alongside Google's main search results accounted for a substantial chunk of the company's $4.2 billion in revenue through the first nine months of 2005.

Our forum thread of the week goes to member Tassos as he asks if Google recently removed its 'infamous' Sandbox? What Tassos discovered is that his company recently launched a brand new site with a domain that is just about a week old and that already the site is listed as Number One on Google!

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