NEWS15 October 2013
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NEWS15 October 2013
US — Latin America and Asia Pacific are leading the world in terms of ad spend growth, according to Nielsen’s latest Global AdView Pulse report.
Globally, ad spending was up 3.5% in the second quarter of the year, while for the first six months, spend was up 2.8% on the same period a year ago.
All regions reported an improvement (see chart above), save for Europe, which was down 6% year on year – with ad spend increases in Norway, Switzerland and Greece failing to make up for declines elsewhere.
The full report is online here.
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