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From the Wall Street Journal

More Print Ads, But Gain Online
ASSOCIATED PRESS
September 4, 2007; Page B2

NEW YORK -- Advertising revenue at U.S. newspapers fell 8.6% in the second quarter, as an accelerating decline in print ads more than outweighed gains in online advertising, an industry group reported.

Print-only advertising at newspapers slumped 10.2% to $10.5 billion in the second quarter, marking the fifth consecutive quarter of decline, according to figures compiled by the Newspaper Association of America.

Online advertising at newspapers continued to grow, rising 19.3% to $795.7 million, although that was a slower rate than the 22.3% gain recorded in the first quarter, and the 35% gain in the fourth quarter of last year.

Newspapers still make up the largest category of overall advertising expenditures in the U.S., but advertisers are steadily shifting money out of print advertising to the Internet as people increasingly go online for information and entertainment.

A study released by the media-investment firm Veronis Suhler Stevenson in early August predicted that Internet-advertising spending, including the ads on Web sites of traditional media outlets, will overtake print-newspaper advertising in 2010 as the largest advertising category.


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