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where google makes its money

Posted on 20 July 2011 By antipaucity No Comments on where google makes its money

Wired has an interesting infographic today from WordStream on where Google makes its money in advertising.

No surprise on some of the top entries: but the last was surprising (both to me, and the folks who did the analysis): Cord Blood. Seems “rich parents” are wanting to store their newborn’s umbilical cord blood for the stem cells contained, in the hopes that they could be used later in life if some health crisis arises.

Fascinating.

cool, insights

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