US adspend fell 12.3% year on year in 2009 to $125.3 billion, according to the latest data from Kantar Media.
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New US research from The Nielsen Company reveals that the number of unique viewers of online video was up 10.5% year on year in February.
It looks like being a strong year for online publishers, with all AOP members predicting positive revenue growth this year, and 50% predicting growth of more than 10%.
ITV chairman Archie Norman is understood to be considering a U-turn on regional news.
Caroline Foster Kenny, chief client officer, global, MEC, looks at how brands will have to deal with a new level of consumer engagement when the market has returned to its pre-downturn level.
Twitter is set to launch a new tool that will allow third parties to use its functionality and content.
CAP, the Committee of Advertising Practice, has launched a new self-regulatory code for non-broadcast media – including paid-for digital advertising such as display and PPC search marketing – coming into force on 1 September.
