To keep you updated with the latest industry news, insights, and best practices, we’d like to let you know about an upcoming educational opportunity held in partnership with the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB). On September 14, 2010, the Google AdSense team will be co-hosting a webinar with the IAB Long Tail Alliance to cover “What You Need to Know about AdSense.” Members from the AdSense team will cover tips and best practices to help you maximize your AdSense revenue.

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IAB’s Long Tail Alliance AdSense webinar

Members of the AdSense team from all over the world say hello from Mountain View, CA! Posted by Katrina Kurnit – Inside AdSense Team

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A Global Greeting

Attention all Bloggers! We know many of you use AdSense to monetize your blog, and we wanted to be sure you didn’t miss out on the invitation to Blogger’s 11th Birthday party. Using Meetup Everywhere , you can find a party in your area that will be filled with local bloggers like you. We hope you’ll take advantage of this great opportunity to swap stories about your readers, learn about some new sites, share tips about earning with AdSense, and get to know other passionate bloggers

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Blogger’s 11th Birthday Party

In an effort to expand the availability of sensitive category blocking (also known as category filtering ) worldwide, we’re happy to announce that sensitive category blocking has now officially launched in Japanese, Chinese, Polish, and Portuguese.

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Sensitive category blocking now available for Japanese, Chinese, Polish, and Portuguese

Last week I was given the opportunity to attend the Boston AdSense In Your City event. Though Boston technically isn’t my city (I’m a New Yorker by birth) I can see why so many of our fabulous publishers call it home. Despite our varied interests (ranging from hot sauce to sheepdogs, ab workouts to online video games), every single person in that room was connected by their intense passion for their site’s subject, experience with AdSense, and desire to learn more

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Getting to know you at AdSense In Your City: Boston

We’re excited to announce a revamped design of three of our AdSense for content ad units! After analyzing publisher site layouts and reviewing requests around the world, we decided to make our formats more space-efficient and visually pleasing by changing the layout of the text. We spent a lot of time experimenting with different possibilities, and we’re starting with changes to the following ad units: Leaderboard (728×90): the title, description, and URL are now arranged in rows instead of columns (except in the case when only one ad is showing) Medium and large rectangles (300×250, 336×280): the URL is now in the same line as the title In certain cases, you’ll also see a few minor adjustments to the font size. For example, the font size for the leaderboard with four ads is much more readable

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A new look for AdSense for content ad units

In the last video of this series, Evanne, a member of the Partner Development team, talks about her favorite Google perk, her obsession with music, and an important tip she’d like to share with all of you.

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AdSense: Behind the Scenes – Meet Evanne

Continuing our Behind the Scenes video series is Alejo, our AdSense for video and AdSense for games specialist.

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AdSense: Behind the scenes – Meet Alejo

Fiction: AdSense disables accounts and issues warnings at random. Fact: We rely upon a detailed set of guidelines when looking at policy violations, and these policies are published in our Help Center . Our intent is to keep Google’s content and search networks safe and clean for our advertisers, users and publishers

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AdSense Facts & Fiction Part IV: Program policies

A few months ago, we created a Product Ideas page for AdSense, where you could tell us what product and feature updates you’d like to see.

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An update on the AdSense Product Ideas page