Ad Spending 2024 Local Media Ad Spending Tempered by Slow Economic Growth BIA predicts robust growth for CTV/streaming, OTA SMI Sees Growth in U.S. Ad Spend After 2020 Declines Q4 saw an overall increase of 6% in ad spend as digital officially overtook TV, other traditional ad markets Zenith: Video Entertainment Ad Spending Resilient in 2020 In disruptive year, losses are negligible, though online brands far outpaces traditional TV Latest about Ad Spending IAB: Linear TV Advertising Down 24% in 2020 By Michael Balderston published 4 September 20 CTV and digital video on the rise, however Business Report: Three in Five Advertisers Spending Less in 2020 By Michael Balderston published 13 July 20 Ad spending increasing as the year progresses, according to Advertiser Perceptions Business Local Ad Spend to Remain Flat in 2019; Mobile, Social Ad Spend to Rise, Says Survey By Phil Kurz published 28 February 19 BIA’s new SAM survey shows entertainment advertisers are the lone group planning to spend more. Business Get the TV Tech NewsletterThe professional video industry's #1 source for news, trends and product and tech information. Sign up below.Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors MOST READ1GlobalM, scoopa Form Strategic Partnership To Enable Speedy Content Distribution2NAB Extends Contract for President & CEO Curtis LeGeyt3Comcast Lights Up WiFi Boost 4Plex Launches NFL Channel5Integral Ad Science Achieves MRC Accreditation
IAB: Linear TV Advertising Down 24% in 2020 By Michael Balderston published 4 September 20 CTV and digital video on the rise, however
Report: Three in Five Advertisers Spending Less in 2020 By Michael Balderston published 13 July 20 Ad spending increasing as the year progresses, according to Advertiser Perceptions
Local Ad Spend to Remain Flat in 2019; Mobile, Social Ad Spend to Rise, Says Survey By Phil Kurz published 28 February 19 BIA’s new SAM survey shows entertainment advertisers are the lone group planning to spend more.
