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Internet ad revenue claws higher in third quarter

Written on
November 25th 2009
Author
Gavin Dunaway

ADOTAS – While advertising in other media continue to suffer in the harsh economy, the Internet is still standing strong — and even gaining ground. According to research by the Interactive Advertising Bureau and PricewaterhousCoopers, Internet advertising revenue neared $5.5 billion in the third quarter, a 1.7% improvement over second quarter. “While [...] more...

Publicis: Advertising will recover second half of the year

Written on
June 10th 2009
Author
Edward Barrera

ADOTAS — Sounds like wishful thinking compared to almost everyone I have talked to on and off the record. But, according to Reuters, French advertising firm Publicis Chairman Maurice Levy said that “the second quarter will be the toughest quarter, with an improvement coming in the second half of the year.” [...] more...

Retail stalls in US

Written on
April 14th 2009
Author
Reuters Group

REUTERS — U.S stocks fell on Tuesday after an unexpected drop in retail sales dampened recent optimism over the state of the U.S. economy. Sales at U.S. retailers fell 1.1 percent in March, snapping two months of increases and hitting a wide range of stocks such as Macy’s Inc., which slumped [...] more...

Small publishers grow amid carnage

Written on
March 3rd 2009
Author
Edward Barrera

ADOTAS — Despite loudly proclaiming doom, Nick Denton seems to be riding the economic tsunami well. His Gawker Media, which includes Gawker, Gizmodo and Jalopnik, drew in nearly 300 million pageviews, some 34 percent over last February’s level, according to a memo at Romensko, and for the year to March, it [...] more...

Media purchasing decisions in today’s economy

Written on
February 19th 2009
Author
Peter Koeppel

ADOTAS EXCLUSIVE — Economists agree that the United States and many European countries have now plunged into a recession. Financial experts are predicting that this economic downturn will last longer than most recent economic slumps. With thousands losing their jobs and more job cuts expected in the near future, consumers are [...] more...

Casual games see traffic, ads follow

Written on
February 10th 2009
Author
Edward Barrera

ADOTAS — Free online gaming sites are booming, creating opportunities for advertisers. The sites racked up 27 percent more unique visits and 42 percent more total playing time in December 2008 than in December 2007, according to comScore. Overall Internet traffic grew only 4 percent over the same period, the research [...] more...

Omnicom slumps

Written on
February 10th 2009
Author
Reuters Group

REUTERS — Omnicom Group Inc. reported a 14 percent drop in quarterly earnings as advertising spending slumped badly at the end of the year, but its profit and revenue showed more resilience to budget cutbacks than Wall Street had expected. The world’s largest advertising company said fourth quarter income fell to [...] more...

Online jobs show slight growth

Written on
February 9th 2009
Author
Edward Barrera

ADOTAS — Internet-media companies and web-search portals bucked a downward advertising employment trend in December despite the gloomy forecasts. The two sectors added 800 jobs, bringing their employment, about 82,200, to its highest level since 2002, according to an AdAge analysis of Bureau of Labor Statistics. The U.S. advertising and media [...] more...

Customer loyalty and satisfaction low priority, according to survey

Written on
February 3rd 2009
Author
Edward Barrera

ADOTAS — Despite the tough times, basics such as customer experience and word-of-mouth are getting short shift within marketing companies. In a survey by the Chief Marketing Officer Council, 58 percent of 480 executives said their companies do not compensate employees or executives based on customer loyalty, satisfaction improvements or analytics. [...] more...

Tech industry braces for ‘nuclear winter’

Written on
January 30th 2009
Author
Reuters Group

Reuters — The recession turned up late on Silicon Valley’s doorstep but is likely to stay awhile, as technology companies slash thousands of jobs and rein in costs to make up for shrinking earnings and tight-fisted customers. Job cuts in the technology sector have trailed other industries until recent weeks. Now [...] more...



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