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	Proof that the tide has turned....

LesMuise

11-8-2007 6:17 PM

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online advertising, advertising revenues, online

LesMuise says:

If you ever doubted it the online word is still growing at exponential rates, not necessarily in new users but as shown here in paid advertisers.

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