When Yahoo! Publisher Network first released their Pay-Per-Click (PPC) Service, many people commented on how they were not allowed to place images next to the PPC Advertisements, even though at that time Google allowed their publishers to place images next to their advertisements.

Placing images next to PPC Advertisements to make the user think there was a relation between the two (and getting more clicks) was a common practice used by many of the grayhat Google AdSense publishers at the time. We have supplied an example as well.

Google has recenty announced that they will not be tolerating images next to their PPC Advertisements.

Now that the two leading PPC Programs have disallowed this grayhat tactic, will grayhat publishers need to wait until Microsoft launches it's PPC Program and hope they allow publishers to place images next to their PPC Advertisements? 

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