Google, Clear Channel Ink Long-Term Deal

April 16, 2007 By JULIANA BARBASSA, Associated Press Writer Google, Clear Channel Ink Long-Term Deal

(AP) -- Google Inc. and Clear Channel Communications Inc. announced a long-term agreement Sunday that will allow the Internet search leader to place advertising for its online customers on more than 675 Clear Channel radio stations.



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