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- Online Adverts acceptable compromise for free internet access - survey
- E!online now being represented in Ireland by Digitize
- Marketers must shape online regulation – ISBA president Woods
- Online adspend grows 19.6 per cent to 132 million, writes Seamus Blacoe
- Consumer trust in online advertising growing - Nielsen
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News by Category : Online Advertising
The following news items have been published in the Online Advertising category:
Online Adverts acceptable compromise for free internet access - survey
- Publish Date
- 11 May
- Category
- Online Advertising
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Just over half of UK consumers are happy to see online advertising because it supports online services and content at little or no extra cost, while 61 per cent expect a large portion of the internet would disappear without it, according to a recent survey by IAB UK and ValueClick.
E!online now being represented in Ireland by Digitize
- Publish Date
- 9 May
- Category
- Digitize News, Irish Market, Online Advertising
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- 0 Comments
The Entertainment Channel online is finally available to local advertisers who want to connect with its loyal Wo 15-34 audience.
Marketers must shape online regulation – ISBA president Woods
- Publish Date
- 4 May
- Category
- Online Advertising
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Online marketers in the UK and across Europe must shape the debate on online regulation and be willing to take effective self-regulation, according to Incorporated Society of British Advertisers (ISBA) President and Coca Cola General Manager Jon Woods.
Online adspend grows 19.6 per cent to 132 million, writes Seamus Blacoe
- Publish Date
- 20 Apr
- Category
- Online Advertising
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Online advertising in Ireland grew a whopping 19.6 per cent in 2011 to an estimated 132 million euro, according to the 2011 IAB PwC Online Adspend study from IAB Ireland and PwC.
Consumer trust in online advertising growing - Nielsen
- Publish Date
- 13 Apr
- Category
- Online Advertising
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Consumers around the world increasingly trust the various forms of online advertising, with 33 per cent believing the messages they see in display ads, up from 26 per cent in 2007, according to new study from media research company Nielsen.
