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	<title>Comments on: IAB, Google, Yahoo, Microsoft, Ask.com working together on Click Fraud</title>
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		<title>By: IAB, Google, Yahoo, Microsoft, Ask.com working together on Click Fraud</title>
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		<description>The development of a click guideline could help people game the system as much as it assists advertisers in identifying legitimate clicks. If the fraudsters out there can come up with a way to meet the guidelines, assuming they havenâ€™t done so already, advertisers may end up paying for illicit clicks unless the search companies can reliably identify them before the advertiser is charged. Source: IAB, Google, Yahoo, Microsoft, Ask.com working together on Click FraudÂ -Â Usability.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The development of a click guideline could help people game the system as much as it assists advertisers in identifying legitimate clicks. If the fraudsters out there can come up with a way to meet the guidelines, assuming they havenâ€™t done so already, advertisers may end up paying for illicit clicks unless the search companies can reliably identify them before the advertiser is charged. Source: IAB, Google, Yahoo, Microsoft, Ask.com working together on Click FraudÂ -Â Usability.</p>
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