It's Official: Online Advertising Spends More Than Newspapers
2010 will see more money spent on online advertising then on print newspapers, Forbes reported. This week “marked the official beginning of the internet’s reign over print as a report shows that 2010 online ad spending will exceed print ad revenues for the first time.”
“According to market research firm eMarketer, 2010 online advertising revenues will reach $25.8 billion, 13.9% over 2009’s ad spending. Advertisers will spend a total of $22.8 billion on print newspaper ads for the year, falling 8.2%,” Forbes noted.
The ability to track conversions with online advertising has made it much more attractive in a cost conscious economy. Print has always been difficult to track.
“The advent of tablet computers, along with behavioral and targeted advertising, will provide a good opportunity for content producers and advertisers to synergize from the creative destruction caused by the internet,” Forbes reported.
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