 In a move aimed at ramping up the amount of mobile inventory it can offer advertisers, Google has opened its AdSense contextual ad platform to content owners with sites created for handset browsers.AdSense for Mobile first appeared in beta form back in July. Its formal debut gives publishers and advertisers another option alongside existing mobile ad networks Third Screen Media, now a part of AOL's Advertising.com, and AdMob. However, recruiting a large number of publisher partners with significant traffic and reach may pose a challenge, even to Google. "There is a lot of demand for mobile advertising at the moment, and there is a shortage of inventory," said Ray Anderson, CEO and founder of Bango, a mobile marketing and commerce service company. "It may be challenging for Google to find sites to place mobile ads on."  News source: ClickZ
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