$80 Billion? Online Display Market Is Being Overhyped
For All the New Media Spin, It's Just an 'Old' Media
NEW YORK (AdAge.com) -- The exuberance isn't so rational this time, either.
It's déjà vu all over again as the web giants scurry to build massive internet-ad networks: Microsoft makes plays for Yahoo, both of them talk to AOL, Google tries to milk a display powerhouse from DoubleClick, and venture capitalists throw money at ad networks and exchanges.
But amid the frenzy, it might be worth taking a look at whether today's economic and marketing developments are shrinking that pot of gold they're all after. Because guess what: The trough of ad dollars flowing from places such as TV and print to the web isn't bottomless after all. ...
Jul 29, 2008
$80 Billion? Online Display Market Is Being Overhyped
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