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Google adsense is awesome in case of filling your ad spaces or responding to your ad requests. To do this google adsense has a very big inventory ready all the time. But google display ads from third-part ad networks too. And not of all of these ad networks are high paying ad networks. Some of … Read more
Google adsense serves ads from variety of categories, from fashion to sports, from movies to education etc. mostly based on the contents of the page on which the ad will be displayed. However, sometimes it shows ads from categories which are not related to content. These are the irrelevant ads and we can block those … Read more
Google adsense is so far the most preferred way to monetize websites, mobile apps, games, videos etc. It is reliable, robust and full of ads. The fill rate is very close to 100% that you will never see an ad space empty ever. However, though the ads will appear all the times, it doesn’t guarantee … Read more
Google adsense offers a number very helpful reports for publishers accessible from their dashboard in the reports section. But sometimes we might just need to know the amount we earned today, best performing channels or ad units, information about an ad currently displayed etc. and we might not want to load the whole adsense dashboard. … Read more
Google adsense is the leading online advertising network form websites, applications for windows, android etc., software, games and many more. Google adsense used to offer banner ads so far, but now it also offers Anchor/overlay and Vignette ads for mobile. These ads are really awesome to improve your adsense revenue. What are page-level ads: Page-Level ads … Read more
Google’s online advertising network adsense is generally known to most of us as a CPC (Cost per Click) advertising network. That is, a publisher earns money only when users clicks on the ads s/he is publishing. Adsense is a renowned advertising network both to ad publisher and advertiser due to various reasons, mostly because its … Read more
Q. What are time sharing and real time systems? What are the differences between time sharing and real time systems? Time-Sharing Systems: Time sharing operating systems are extension of multi-programmed batched operating system and the extension is that here the user can interact with the program running. The CPU scheduling algorithm and allocate small amount … Read more
Q. What are time sharing and multi-programmed batched systems? What are the differences between time sharing and multi-programmed batched systems? Time-Sharing Systems: Time sharing operating systems are extension of multi-programmed batched operating system and the extension is that here the user can interact with the program running. The CPU scheduling algorithm and allocate small amount … Read more
Q. What are parallel and multi-programmed batched systems? What are the differences between parallel and multi-programmed batched systems? Multi-programmed Batched Systems: In multi-programmed batched operating systems, the operating system reads jobs from disk drives where a list of jobs are already being stored through card readers. The operating system then pull and store as much … Read more
Q. What are simple batch and multi-programmed batched operating systems? What are differences between simple batch and multi-programmed batched operating systems? Simple Batch Systems: Early computers used to take one job at a time, no input in the middle of the process and also no output either. The jobs were prepared commands for the computer to … Read more