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Mixed Ad Message From Newspapers

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Newspapers like the New York Times are seeing an increase in digital ad revenues . The Times showed a 21% increase in digital ad revenue in second quarter 2010, with digital accounting for 26% of total ad revenue. But total digital ad revenues for newspapers is only $2.7 billion, and is still too small to make up for the $24 billon loss in print ad revenue from 2000 to 2009. On line classifieds are hardest hit. For newspapers display ads offer the best opportunity on line.

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