# Digital Advertising in 2010

08
Aug
07

According to a report released Tuesday by Veronis Suhler Stevenson, a media investment firm, U.S. consumers are increasingly shifting their attention away from traditional, advertising-supported media in favor of entertainment such as the Internet, video games and cable TV, which consumers pay for. As a result, the boom in online advertising is expected to continue. In 2010, the overall U.S. online ad spending would reach $54 billion and become the largest advertising category, supplanting the $51.5 billion for print-only newspaper advertising. At the same time, newspapers would more than double their digital advertising revenues.

via Wired.


2 Responses to “# Digital Advertising in 2010”


  1. Gravatar Icon 1 FredP Aug 8th, 2007 at 11:44 pm

    And more info via : http://www.marketingcharts.com/television/2-trillion-in-global-entertainment-media-spending-by-2011-763/

    Quickly, it stands that :
    – $2 Trillion in Global Entertainment & Media Spending by 2011
    – $153 billion would be assumed by digital and mobile spending
    – internet advertising and access spending is expected to grow $332 billion

    It’s a PricewaterhouseCoopers forecast : not easy to read but, come on ! they must be right ;)

  2. Gravatar Icon 2 Media Diva May 5th, 2009 at 2:11 pm

    This news is a bit dated given we knew these trends were realizing themselves over four years ago. Yes, it’s fact that traditional media spend is gone! Gone are the days of CPG companies spending millions for TV advertsing. We are on guerilla terms at this juncture, spending our clients budgets on tactical media to reach our targets.

    I just had a client spend 2 million to hire 45,000 women to walk with his companies logo on their shopping bags at the same time in NYC times square! The publicity (free TV) was amazing! Stand out, be unique and take risks, this generation will accept nothing less!

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