Jupiter Research expects the U.S. online advertising market to double to $22.3-billion by 2009 from $9.6-billion 2004, propelled by the paid-placement search business. Jupiter expects the market to see double-digit annual growth until the end of the decade, which can only be good news for Google, Yahoo and all the other paid-placement wannbes (Ask Jeeves, etc.) that want to capitalize on the Internet's gold rush - notwithstanding the current investment frenzy in China what with the Yahoo-Alibaba.com marriage earlier this week. I wonder how much of the online advertising market will be allocated to blogs by 2009?
Going back to search engine for a moment, Rupert Murdoch plans to expands New Corp.'s Internet presence by launching a portal and buying a search engine. Rumors have it Looksmart and Montreal-based Mamma.com may head the list.
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Online Advertising Hot, Hot, Hot
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Mark Evans
on Fri 12 Aug 2005 12:38 PM EDT | Permanent Link
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Re: Online Advertising Hot, Hot, Hot
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Jeremy Maddock
on Thu 18 Aug 2005 12:55 AM EDT | Profile | Permanent Link
Yes, I follow the internet marketing industry very closely, and there's no doubt that it's still expanding at a steady rate. Good news for all us website owners. ;)
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