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	<title>Comments on: Microsoft and Electronic Arts Announced In-Game Ad Deal</title>
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		<title>By: In-Game Ads Win Cachet Through a Deal With EA at BandwidthCamp</title>
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		<description>[...] AdAge  has a great article on the deal between EA and Massive/Microsoft that I posted about last week.And while a few extra million may not seem like much to a $3 billion company like EA, the ad revenue is easy money &amp; that is, it adds to a publisher&#039;s bottom line without adding much to top-line development costs. And in a low-margin business with only $3 to $5 in profit on a $50 video game, even one extra dollar per box is significant. [...]</description>
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