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  1. Google Active View Format Gets Accreditation

    Active View, introduced in 2012, lets advertisers reserve inventory on the Google Display Network and pay only for those that meet the Interactive Advertising Bureau’s proposed viewability standard of at least 50 percent of an ad being visible...

  2. Search Ad Revenues Hit Record $16.9 Billion in 2012 [Report]

    Search remained the revenue leader at $16.9 billion, accounting for 46 percent of all Internet advertising revenue, although this figure doesn't even include mobile search ads in the Internet Advertising Bureau's 2012 report.

  3. SEMPO Appeals to FTC for Updated Search Engine Disclosure Guidelines

    SEMPO’s letter states they understand “the FTC's Consumer Protection Bureau is now looking closely at the issue. In addition, SEMPO has offered “valuable insight and background to the Consumer Protection Bureau, both on the topic of a search engine...

  4. Failure to Comply: Judge Orders Google to Reveal Paid Media Relationships

    Chamber of Commerce, the Interactive Advertising Bureau, and Creative Commons. Google has been given clarification and a deadline of Friday to comply with a U.S.judge's order to disclose any paid relationships with the media.

  5. How Big Data is Fundamentally Changing Local Search

    Several of the forward-looking legacy players in the local search field, including Google, Yelp, Citysearch (via CityGrid) and several Better Business Bureau’s (e.g. At stake is a pool of local advertising dollars estimated at around $130 billion...

  6. Will Local Make up 70% of Mobile Ad Spending?

    Meanwhile, additional affirmation has come from extrapolating mobile ad revenues reported by major ad networks such as Google, in addition to figures reported by the Interactive Advertising Bureau Last week, BIA/Kelsey released its latest forecast...

  7. U.S. Hotel Industry Could Be Losing $1.9 Billion From Branded Search Terms

    The leisure travel industry spends $1.8 billion annually in online advertising, with 46 percent allocated to search advertising, according to the Internet Advertising Bureau (IAB). In this second example from the report, we can see that a hotel...