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Newspaper Online Ads Surge 21% in Q3, Print Ads Down 7%

Advertising expenditures for newspaper websites increased 21.1 percent, to $773 million, in the third quarter compared with the year-earlier period, according to preliminary estimates from the Newspaper Association of America (NAA), reports MarketingCharts.

Top 50 Website Rankings for October Issued, Retail Sites Surge

As various retail categories gained in the run-up to the holidays, in October the top 10 web properties remain unchanged from September, and Yahoo Sites again topped the rankings, with 137 million visitors, according to the comScore Media Metrix monthly analysis of activity at top U.S. online properties, reports MarketingCharts.

Arbitron Delays PPM Commercialization


Revised PPM
rollout schedule

Arbitron announced today that it will delay the commercialization of its Portable People Meter (PPM) radio ratings service in nine markets: New York, Nassau–Suffolk and Middlesex–Somerset–Union will be delayed by nine months; Los Angeles, Riverside and Chicago by six months; and San Francisco, San Jose and Dallas by three months.

Video Product Tours Result in 35% Increase in Online Sales Conversion

A SellPoint, Inc. study conducted by Coremetrics found a significant increase in product purchases after online shoppers viewed audio/video tours of products, writes MarketingCharts.

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comScore: Cyber Monday Sales to Top $700 Million

ComScore Media Metrix is predicting Cyber Monday sales of $700 million, far surpassing the $608 million from last year’s Monday following Thanksgiving.

Ads on Airplane Doors Reach Boarding Passengers

Beginning over the Thanksgiving holiday, a new program from InterAir Media allows advertisers to place their logos on the exteriors of airplanes near the doors. Passengers see the logo as they board.

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NBC Slips Significantly during Sweeps

Declines in television viewing in the 18-49 demo have been “awful” during the November sweeps, according to Lyle Schwartz, executive vp and director of broadcast research for Group M. The slide has been particularly steep for NBC.

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