Dot Com Advertising
from the knock-on-effect dept
77% of online advertising is bought by dot coms, is that surprising? No but there may be a cascade effect when further dot coms start running out of money it may badly damage leading Internet sites revenue streams for a while. After all everyone knows that there’s more advertising space than the current demand already, the short term future may look more bleak until bricks and mortar's fill the advertising gap.
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