UK advertisers spent more on online advertising than on TV in the first half of 2011, with the Web accounting for 27% of the total adspend, compared to TV’s 26.1% share, according to new research.
UK advertisers spent more on online advertising than on TV in the first half of 2011, with the Web accounting for 27% of the total adspend, compared to TV’s 26.1% share, according to new research.
This week saw the publication of the IAB/PwC Mobile Ad spend, showing strong growth for the sector. But is the growth even stonger than anticipated? And what are the next sectors sets to benefit from mobile’s expansion? Mobile advertising network InMobi offer their insights…
The digital sector continues to boost UK advertising growth, with online ad spend growing 10.9% last year, according to new data.
This month’s top digital trends: Surge in real-time bidding | Top property websites | Brits ‘tighten purse strings’ | Ringback Tone Advertising | Sluggish e-retailers avoid downtime | VAT hike slows January sales | Entry-level smartphones | Casual games | Domain name sales
Sri Sharma, managing director at Net Media Planet, provides his advice on the key developments in search to watch in 2011.
Online video advertising experienced substantial growth last year, seeing revenues more than triple, according to Web TV Enterprise.
Adspend on mobile games will increase tenfold over the next five years, driven by the launch of advertising platforms on key app stores, according to a new report.
The good, the bad and the quirky… 2010 was a landmark year for digital, with iPads, Old Spice, Angry Birds, Chatroulette and Wikileaks becoming buzzwords, while standout company Facebook went ‘Places’, got its own movie and found its CEO becoming Time magazine’s Person of the Year. Netimperative looks back over the past 12 months to … [Read more…]
Juniper Research has signalled an unprecedented interest in the mobile advertising space by key brands and agencies. This follows the dramatic increase in mobile application usage in key markets and the growing penetration of smartphones with location aware and augmented reality (AR) capabilities.