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EMarketer is a quantitative accumulation of the conventional wisdom, pulling together forecasts from various research firms.
Cheatsheet: Online Ad Spending to Slow - Bits Blog - NYTimes.com 2007
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EMarketer is a quantitative accumulation of the conventional wisdom, pulling together forecasts from various research firms.
Cheatsheet: Online Ad Spending to Slow - Bits Blog - NYTimes.com 2007
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EMarketer estimates that social-gaming companies generated more than $500 million in revenue from selling virtual goods last year.
Facebook Doubles Revenue in First Half Shayndi Raice 2011
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EMarketer expects the U.S. mobile ad business to be worth $1.1 billion this year.
AT&T Offers Mobile Shopping Alerts Spencer E. Ante 2011
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EMarketer makes its ad-spending predictions by analyzing the reported revenues of media companies that sell ads and benchmarks its forecasts against data from the Interactive Advertising Bureau and PricewaterhouseCoopers.
Big Pop Seen for Online Ads Emily Steel 2011
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EMarketer estimates world-wide ad spending on Myspace will total $297 million this year, down 37% from 2009 levels.
Myspace Cuts 47% of Workforce Russell Adams 2011
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A $75 billion valuation for Facebook would put its ratio at 37.5, based on estimates by New York-based market-research firm EMarketer that the social-networking site's revenue last year was $2 billion.
Bubble Worries Hit Tech Firms Based in China Owen Fletcher 2011
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EMarketer estimates that advertisers worldwide will spend about $347 million on MySpace this year, down from $470 million in 2009.
MySpace Narrows Focus To Entertainment By BARBARA ORTUTAY 2010
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EMarketer estimates that advertisers worldwide will spend about $347 million on MySpace this year, down from $470 million in 2009.
New Myspace Redesign Unveiled (PICTURES): See The New Look Bianca Bosker 2010
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A $75 billion valuation for Facebook would put its ratio at 37.5, based on estimates by New York-based market-research firm EMarketer that the social-networking site's revenue last year was $2 billion.
Bubble Worries Hit Tech Firms Based in China Owen Fletcher 2011
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