... reported on acquisition of a Russian contextual advertising company Begun (one of the largest companies working in the field in Russia ... time we suggested that a combination of contextual advertising sold by Begun and Google AdSense could very well serve to monopolize the market of such ... Monopolizes Contextual Ads Market Further – Buys Russian Begun Google’s Begun Growing Very Fast Google To Hire a ...

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Forex wrote an interesting post today onHere’s a quick excerptRussia blocks Google acquisition of ZAO Begun: WSJ October 23rd, 2008 SAN FRANCSICO (MarketWatch) — Google Inc.’s $140 million acquisition of online advertising company ZAO Begun from Rambler Media Ltd. has been blocked by Russian antitrust regulators, The Wall Street

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The Russian Federal Antimonopoly Service has blocked the $140 million acquisition of Begun, Russia’s biggest contextual ad service. The FAS has fears that Google would dominate the Russian Internet advertising world. The Russian Federal Antimonopoly Service claims that Google has not submitted the proper and complete info on all the company employees working in Russia. Not

We wrote about Google’s foray into the Russian ad market with their planned acquisition of Russia’s biggest ad service Begun back in July. However, the $140 million transaction had to wait for approval from Russia’s FAS, (Federal Antimonopoly Service), who wanted more details about the deal. Now, Profy reports (original source in Russian here) that the acquisition has been banned by FAS. ...