eBay announces it’s own affiliate network
By Andrew Redfern @ 18th March 2008 10:36 am
In a move aimed at reducing it’s reliance on the ValueClick network the world’s largest online auction site has announced it will be setting up their own eBay Partner Network.
According to a report on Reuters “eBay said the online auctioneer and Half.com will no longer run their affiliate programs through ValueClick’s Commission Junction platform but instead rely on the San Jose, California-based company’s own newly created eBay Partner Network.
Shares of ValueClick closed down 7.3 percent to $16.20 on Nasdaq after eBay disclosed the move. EBay stock fell 1.8 percent to $25.77 amid broad declines in the sector. The AMEX Internet Index closed down 2.3 percent.”
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