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The global ad market is forecast to decline 8.5% this year, with the UK set to suffer a 10.5% fall, according to a new forecast from ZenithOptimedia.This global figure is revised down from its April forecast of a 6.9% decline, after Q1 came in below predictions.China is forecast to grow 5.4% this year, overtaking the… Continue reading ZenithOptimedia revises down global ad forecast

Gary Roddy, research director, GfK NOP Media, on how the effective measurement of cross-media advertising can provide new opportunities for managing and planning campaigns…Marketing is becoming more complex everyday. Brand marketers are seeking to develop new and innovative ways to advertise and sell products. Simple you say? – Not really. All these new marketing ideas… Continue reading GfK: How to understand the Holy Grail…

In the latest of our Research Focus reports, Whitevector looks at the importance of online audience reach in web analytics…While analysing online discussions, it is relevant to estimate the net audience engaged in discussions regarding one’s own brand. When a marketer is familiar with the size and characteristics of the online audience to the brand,… Continue reading Whitevector: Audience Reach – A missing piece in web analytics

In the latest of our Research Focus reports, Ipsos MediaCT examines the challenges around advertising on social media…Consumers like to think that they hate advertising. Over the last 50 years they have witnessed one social pleasure after another selling itself out to the lure of the advertising buck. Their television, their radio, their cinema, their… Continue reading Ipsos MediaCT: The social media advertising conundrum

New US research has found that games consoles are the most used devices for bringing web video to the TV and will remain so through 2013.The research, from In-Stat, predicts that by 2013 over 10.7 million consoles will be used as web-to-TV mediation devices in the US.US revenue from web-to-TV streaming services will grow to… Continue reading Games consoles top choice in US for streaming TV

In his latest report for MediaTel NewsLine, TGI media analyst James McCombe reveals that digital radio continues to grow and deliver an attractive audience…The proportion of British adults who listen to digital radio has reached 19.4 million – equivalent to 39% of the population – according to the latest data from TGI. This represents an… Continue reading TGI: Digital radio listeners

One in five adults who do not have the internet at home are likely to sign up in the next six months, according to new Ofcom research.The research looks at why 30% of UK adults do not have the internet at home and the barriers that prevent them from taking it up in the future.Those… Continue reading 1 in 5 adults without internet access likely to sign up in next six months

A new survey has found that 55% of consumers plan to replace Google with Microsoft’s new search engine Bing as their main search service.News portal One News Page carried out a survey of 1,100 which found that 58% of respondents thought Google was becoming too dominant in the search market.Around 65% of respondents liked the… Continue reading Survey finds consumers planning to replace Google with Bing

Levels of online display advertising activity in the UK during the first quarter of 2009 are up 21% year on year, according to the latest data from The Nielsen Company.Nielsen tracks the entire online display advertising market, including the three major gauges of display ad levels – the number of advertisers, the number of individual… Continue reading UK online display advertising up 21% year on year

Online discussion specialist Whitevector looks at the importance of evaluating consumer discussions during the economic downturn….As is well known, the global economy has experienced, and continues to experience a significant downturn. Within this, the minor world of advertising is of course suffering; and within this the micro-world of online advertising and social media forms have… Continue reading Whitevector: Learn what consumers are saying about your brands