eMarketer predicts growth in U.S. online advertising will shrink to single digits in 2009
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White label service used by AT&T offers alternative to Google hegemony; AllianceBernstein leads round.
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America’s 70-year love affair with traditional TV is still growing strong, according to a report, but the tube could take a massive ad hit because of the slowing U.S. economy.
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Apple's iPod as standard bearer of incompatibilities is partly responsible for the music industry’s digital implosion, researcher says.
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Company says proprietary ad distribution systems create obstacles in the market and issues call for openness.
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But will its new brand-friendly main page be enough to counter uncertainty about the effectiveness of social-networking sites as preferred ad vehicles?
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Online ad firm links with AdMob and Millennial Media and lends flexibility to fragmented mobile ad market.
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Social network gives advertisers direct access to its ad engine in the hope that they will strengthen their campaigns without having to wait for help from MySpace
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Internet search company uses acquired technology to tap into a universe of web sites well beyond its own with an ad management mechanism.
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Internet search company debuts Yahoo Shine, a web site for women.
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Mobile advertising upstart gets funding for technology that promises to dish up personalized ads to cell phones.
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A survey finds that people click away when confronted by an in-stream video ad.
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Worldwide social network ad spending is expected to top $4 billion in 2011, according to a report from eMarketer.
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Report shows Internet advertising hits record $16.8 billion.
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Search engine prepares to sharpen battle with Google as it rolls out long-awaited search-advertising service.
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New service, dubbed 'Joost,' will take on YouTube and Apple.
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Fox, Viacom, CBS, and NBC Universal are in talks to launch a competing viral video site.
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A new survey shows marketers are snapping up advertising inventory on social networks faster than expected.
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Social network plans to give marketers a new way to talk to its members.
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Portal’s Spanish-language site combines forces with Telemundo.
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