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I think Mr. Anderson was referring to some [url=http://www.fool.com/News/mft/2005/mft05121923.htm?ref=foolwatch]details left out[/url] of the ZDNet article:

AOL's video programming will get high placement in Google's video search; according to the article, this preference won't even be identified as advertising. Google will also highlight Time Warner's Web properties with sponsored links bearing AOL's emblem. (This will mark the first time that Google has allowed such logos to appear on its site.)

Meanwhile, the New York Times article also stated that Time Warner had asked Microsoft for "preferred placement" in its searches, which the tech giant apparently rebuffed, dubbing that behavior "unethical."

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