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First Bytes: YouTube, AOL, Microsoft, Yahoo, IBM, Apple, Telecom
Tech Observer — YouTube to deliver full-length MGM movies. [eFluxMedia] AOL lands big bucks to promote Google's G1 for two days. [AllThingsDigital] Microsoft can't escape it: still needs Yahoo. [SiliconAlleyInsider] IBM blocks Mark Papermaster from working at Apple. [CrunchGear] Big layoffs coming to telecom. [GigaOm] --Andrea Chalupa Related Links First Bytes: Nokia, Playboy, YouTube, Android, Virtual Worlds Yahoo Earnings: Just How Bad? Google Extends Web Search Lead ...

T-Mobile USA Buys 1 Billion Ad Impressions From AOL To Sell Google Phone
mocoNews — ... the phone being called the T-Mobile G1. The purchase marks Platform-A's single biggest online ad buy. The network serves up to 3 billion ad impressions a day and reaches 90 percent of Internet users. The ads will run on AOL sites such as AOL Music, AOL TV, Engadget and TMZ, as well as many of the sites on ComScore's top 100. The report said the campaign will reach 81 million people, and that it will cost about $1.5 million for the 1 billion ad impressions, putting the CPM at $1.50. All Things D reported that number sounds high, and that their ...

T-Mobile G1 Large-Scale Advertising Campaign Brings Money to AOL
Profy — ... So finally we see that promised big campaign in action with AOL benefiting from it to our surprise. The thing is that T-Mobile has chosen AOL’s advertising network ...

T-Mobile Shelling Out $1.5M for G1 Ads on AOL Network
AndroidGuys — ... to push for the holiday sales season and it might be needed.  Stiff competition from the BlackBerry Storm, iPhone 3G, and others puts the G1 in a catfight.  It’s interesting to note that these ads will run on AOL’s network and not through Google’s AdSense program. This is a big win for AOL who will earn over a million dollars for two days worth of ad impressions.  Their Platform A network serves ads on sites that reach 90% of US internet users. Source: All Things D ...

8 Android Apps Worth Paying For (And Some That Aren’t)
Mashable! — ... is getting its moment in the spotlight: carrier T-Mobile is spending an estimated $1 million on a two-day web-wide ad blitz for the phone today and tomorrow. ...