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Links on Twitter: Yahoo partners with Twitter, display ads jump 13% at Washington Post, Quantcast launches ad division

By Twitter Feb. 24, 2010, 6:29 p.m.

Quantcast launches an advertising program, letting advertisers find the users they want across the Internet http://j.mp/cEl15W »

Yelp hit with class-action extortion suit over strong arming businesses that want negative reviews removed http://j.mp/aU7lOn »

According to AddThis, sharing through Google Reader is up 35% since launch of Buzzhttp://j.mp/9fS6yg »

In a sharp turnaround, online display advertising grew 13% in the fourth quarter for the Washington Post http://j.mp/bOGbZW »

Yahoo announces partnership with Twitter. Plan will let users post and read tweets without leaving Yahoo http://j.mp/aAwCcI »

POSTED Feb. 24, 2010, 6:29 p.m.

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