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When most of the websites in the world rely on Adsense for monetization, Digg is trying different things.

Since a couple of months it was showing Adbrite ads. Which i guess would not have that successful (My experience with Adbrite). Now they have tied up with MSN Pubcenter (Adsense Competitor)

It is interesting to see MSN Pubcenter Ads showing up there. If it stays there for long time we can assume that it would be a potential revenue source for publishers in the future (Currently the Pubcenter program is in beta mode and open to a few publishers)

This is a good sign for publishers whose account is banned with Adsense and who don’t live in United States.

Hopefully Pubcenter will become a good alternative (or even better?) than Adsense and Yahoo Publisher Network (YPN)

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