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Targeted Ads Grow Up Clever initiatives in televised advertising are a great step, but TV ads still pale compared to online advertising. |
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Online Advertising Outdoes Other Mediums TNS Media reports declining advertising expenditures in television, newspapers and radio, but magazines are still hanging in there. |
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