Internet ad revenues surpass newspaper revenues for first time, report says

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Can’t say we all didn’t see this one coming. According to a new report from the Internet Advertising Bureau (IAB), annual revenue for Internet advertising surpassed newspaper ad revenues for the first time in 2010. The IAB said the record breaking $26 billion in ad revenue last year was up 15% from the $22.66 billion reported in 2009. Search remains the biggest category in online ads and represented 45% of all revenues during the fourth quarter of 2010, but the IAB says display/banner ads are growing the fastest. Retail outlets were the biggest spenders during 2010, followed by telecom services, banks, and auto manufacturers.

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4 Comments
  • http://www.facebook.com/brettmlewis Brett Lewis

    I would have though this happened years ago.

  • http://webhostingreview.info/forum-hosting/ smithon

    well this happened years ago

  • Jon

    Good for bloggers who comment on what news corps uncover, bad for investigative journalism. Perfect time for corruption because bloggers don’t pay for investation, so unless police/gov’t are already sure something will hold up during prosecution they don’t typically touch it.

  • Bringit

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