
Video and other "rich media'' advertising are forecast to account for 13.1% of the $42 billion marketers will spend online in 2011 -- up from just 8.2% this year,
eMarketer data
show. Here's another reason why your editor keeps bugging you to do another video: The publisher is
drooling over the ad rates. And no wonder:
Gannett needs all the help it can muster, given
falling online revenue growth at its U.S. newspapers this year.
[Hat tip,
Valleywag]
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