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The Problem With the Latest Online Ad Forecasts

October 2008 Online Ad LRF Briefing Note

Overview

The unprecedented shocks to the global financial system in the last two weeks have left analysts scrambling to recalibrate their economic forecasts. What will these massive jolts mean for online ad spending? While most analysts recently lowered their forecasts yet again, almost across the board they are still predicting fairly bullish growth this year and next. Many are forecasting double-digit growth for online next year, in one case as much as 18 percent. In this briefing note, Lauren Rich Fine, CFA, ContentNext's Research Director, argues that all of this may be a case of wishful thinking.

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4 Pages

Table of Contents

  1. Introduction
  2. Catching Falling Knives: Online Ad Spend Forecasts and Changes
  3. Top 10 Industries Ranked by Online-Image-Based Advertising

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