Well it looks like my prediction back in September (which to be honest was a fairly easy call to make) may be getting some traction underneath it.
Neal Mohan, Google's VP of Product Management at Google predicts that spend on online display (ads, video, mobile) and other non-search formats will increase from $24bn annually to $200bn the potential size of the global display market in a couple of years time and with the convergence of online and offline mediums such as TV and internet this particular market seems to have no glass ceiling in the potential revenues it could generate.
I have to wonder though has the Google PR machine gone into high gear due to the recent Enders Analysis report that states Facebook will lift its advertising revenues from $1.8bn to $3.5bn in 2011 a rise of 95%, whilst Google's display business is expected to rise from $2bn to $2.6bn this year with Facebook further extending its lead into 2012.
Neal Mohan, Google's VP of Product Management at Google predicts that spend on online display (ads, video, mobile) and other non-search formats will increase from $24bn annually to $200bn the potential size of the global display market in a couple of years time and with the convergence of online and offline mediums such as TV and internet this particular market seems to have no glass ceiling in the potential revenues it could generate.
I have to wonder though has the Google PR machine gone into high gear due to the recent Enders Analysis report that states Facebook will lift its advertising revenues from $1.8bn to $3.5bn in 2011 a rise of 95%, whilst Google's display business is expected to rise from $2bn to $2.6bn this year with Facebook further extending its lead into 2012.