New US research from comScore and Starcom USA reveals that the number of people who click on display ads in a month has fallen from 32% of internet users in July 2007 to only 16% in March 2009.
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Online has overtaken TV for the first time to become the UK’s biggest advertising medium, up £82 million in the first half of the year to £1.75 billion, according to new figures from the IAB.