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In this, the year that video is expected to explode online, eMarketer projects up to a $750M video ad market for 2007.

The research firm found that the Web helps 55. 6 percent of men and 51. 4 percent of women feel more "able to to meet new people. "

Facebook will take in less than one-fifth the ad revenues per U. S. user that Google Inc. will this year, eMarketer predicts.

At eMarketer, we are estimating that by 2012 four out of five Internet users will view video ads, and that means the ads will be ubiquitous.

EMarketer expects that this drop will be short-lived, however, and predicts a 13. 2% increase in ad spending in 2010.

'Apple moved the goal posts before most of their competitors even take the field, ' said Noah Elkin, an analyst at research firm eMarketer.

Thanks to analysis from eMarketer released earlier this month, however, display has gained some newfound respect.

Market research firm eMarketer released a new report today that examines how men behave differently than women online.

That number is likely to more than double by 2014, a report from the market research firm eMarketer said.

That number is likely to more than double by 2014, a report from the market research firm e Marketer said.

In comparison, research firm eMarketer said the U. S. online ad market last year reached $26 billion.

Researcher firm eMarketer predicted in June that Facebook would pass Yahoo in that category this year.

1 Today, eMarketer estimates there are 97 million active email users in the US over the age of 14.

Taking a Risk More than 79% of U. S. broadband Internet users watched video in 2006, according to a September eMarketer study.

eMarketer just reported that video is the number one tactic that US marketers will be focusing on in 2009.

Earlier this year, eMarketer reported that Twitter would have $150 million in ad revenue in 2011.

By 2013, eMarketer estimates worldwide ad revenues at Twitter will reach nearly $400 million.

Market research group eMarketer is forecasting a modest 2% to 3. 5% growth for U. S. holiday sales from the year before.

'They have three solid revenue streams, ' that is 'really a good sign, ' said analyst Debra Aho Williamson of research firm eMarketer.

According to a new report from eMarketer, paid advertising on social networks in the US will drop 3% in 2009.

Advertisers spent an estimated $410 million on online video advertising in 2006, according to eMarketer estimates.

4 eMarketer reports that in 2000, twice as many emails were sent than traditional pieces of mail.

EMarketer expects that ad spending on the social network will fall 15% in 2009.

Revenues may reach $150 million this year and $250 million in 2012, according to eMarketer, which tracks online ad spending.

eMarketer projects that 129. 5 million people will view online video ads this year, and that number will rise to 183. 3 million in 2013.

Microsoft stands at 5% and AOL is hovering around 4%, according to eMarketer.

The U. S. online-ad market last year reached $26 billion, according to research firm eMarketer.

eMarketer recently predicted Twitter's 2011 ad revenue will reach $150 million, a 200-percent increase over last year.

China's Web ad revenue totaled $2. 7 billion last year, according to research company eMarketer.

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