Newsletter Projects $17 Billion Web Ad Business in 2007
The Carmel (CA) Group's "Convergence Investor" newsletter projects that consumer market Web advertising will be a $17.3billion business in 2007.
The Carmel (CA) Group’s “Convergence Investor” newsletter projects that consumer market Web advertising will be a $17.3 billion business in 2007.
According to the newsletter, the projection reflects an 18-fold increase from the Internet Advertising Bureau’s $906.5 million valuation for 1997 online advertising activity.
In addition to delivering detailed 10-year Internet advertising growth and revenue projections, this latest edition of “Convergence Investor” examines the Internet strategies of major players such as Barnes & Noble, DoubleClick, AOL and Yahoo as they employ banner ads, sponsorships, interstitials and microsites to build their interactive businesses.
The newsletter also lists more than 40 Congressional bills that could affect the evolution of the Internet. These include measures dealing with copyright, taxation, adult content and behavior, privacy, unsolicited email, Internet gambling, FCC regulation, encryption and the regulation of electronic commerce.
The Carmel Group provides investment, programming, marketing, technological, regulatory, legal and other business analysis of direct broadcast satellite and other telecommunications industries. Company products and services include databooks, newsletters, seminars and selected appraisal and consulting projects.
