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Demand CEO Richard Rosenblatt told analysts Tuesday that the company embraced Google’s efforts to take out “duplicate spammy content,” and Demand follows Google guidelines to the letter. “We consider ourselves very white hat.” Shira Ovide reports Rosenblatt also said Demand’s eHow articles – How to Name a Kids’ Soccer Team, for example – may not be everyone’s cup of tea, but people want and need this information. || Rocco Pendola: Demand Media reports $1M profit, but “I am not ready to buy shares just yet.”
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