Google Paid Clicks Data Generate Debate

March 27, 2008 By AMANDA FEHD, Associated Press Writer

(AP) -- New data confirming slowing growth in Google Inc.'s paid clicks renewed debate Thursday on Wall Street over whether the Internet search company's revenue can quickly adjust to changes it made in how it generates clicks.

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