Online research firm eMarketer predicts that UK internet advertising will reach £3.79 billion this year.
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New US figures from Nielsen reveal that the number of unique viewers of online video increased 1.6% year on year in May 2010.
Google is reportedly planning to launch its own one-click payment system for access to online news content.
BSkyB is set to remove Sky Sports News from Freeview after eight years in a bid to boost subscription revenues.
The Times’ impending paywall has not only caused a stir in the industry, but has also made a difference to readers already, despite the new site still being in a free preview stage before a full pay model roll out later this month.