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Byline: Michael Bazeley
May 13--In a key departure from its text-only advertising strategy, search engine leader Google said Wednesday that will it begin to accept the banner-like image ads that are common on other parts of the Internet.
The ads will appear on Web sites that carry Google advertising, not on the main Google search site itself.
Google said the ads, being tested, will help advertisers "visually engage their customers" and be more relevant to Web site users.
"The idea is to help make advertising better and to make it more informational," said Tim Armstrong, Google's vice president of advertising sales.
Google's core…
Source: HighBeam Research, Google to Run Ads with Images on Web Sites That Carry Its Advertising.