The internet is quickly establishing itself as the dominant advertising medium, and on current trends will overtake traditional TV by the end of the decade, says Steve King, ZenithOptimedia’s global CEO.
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Telegraph Online was up by 23% in May to close in on the 5 million mark, while a 16.3% rise in average unique daily browsers netted Trinity Mirror Nationals an extra 610,000.
