Magna, ZO decrease expectations for 2008 ad-spending
Citing worsening economic conditions, IPG's Magna Global has decreased it's North American advertising growth estimate to just two percent ($285 billion), half of what the company originally forecasted, reports Ad Week.
The revision comes just a week after Publicis Groupe's Zenith Optimedia modestly decreased its ad growth forecast to 3.5 percent ($195 billion) from four percent. ZO's estimate is for major media, which is defined as newspapers, magazines, TV, radio, cinema, outdoor and the Internet.
The revised forecasts could signal a bumpy road ahead for many newspapers already suffering from an decrease in advertising revenues. Competition from online advertising has decreased the demand for more traditional newspaper advertisements.
For more information about the estimates, click here.
The revision comes just a week after Publicis Groupe's Zenith Optimedia modestly decreased its ad growth forecast to 3.5 percent ($195 billion) from four percent. ZO's estimate is for major media, which is defined as newspapers, magazines, TV, radio, cinema, outdoor and the Internet.
The revised forecasts could signal a bumpy road ahead for many newspapers already suffering from an decrease in advertising revenues. Competition from online advertising has decreased the demand for more traditional newspaper advertisements.
For more information about the estimates, click here.

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