Online Ad Spending Will Climb by 8.9 Percent in 2009

by Kate Ottenberg on January 9, 2009

Top industry analyst firm eMarketer predicts that online ad spending will increase slightly in 2009, from $23.6 billion to $25.7 billion.  In August, just before Wall Street’s meltdown, eMarketer predicted that spending would surge by 14%. 

What does this mean for online video?  There is a silver lining.  eMarketer says that the strongest segment online in terms of raw growth is online video advertising, which eMarketer says will surge by 45% in 2009.  Yet even that 45% growth figure indicates a slowdown, as online video ad spending soared by 81% in 2008.

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Kate Ottenberg

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Kate Ottenberg is TMG Custom Media's Director of Video Publishing and Media Relations.


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