Online video advertising is expected to gain money from traditional TV budgets, according to Break Media. The digital video ad network says there will be a 32% rise in online video ad money coming from TV budgets.“Video advertising spending is growing faster than expected, and this is the first time a significant portion of the increased… Continue reading TV ad budgets shifting to online video
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