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Amazon Eating Google Online Search Ad Share: eMarketer
Amazon is eating into Google's giant slice of online search advertising in the US as businesses target the online retail platform's shoppers, according to an eMarketer forecast released on Tuesday.
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Amazon Online Market Share in the US Drops to 38 Percent: eMarketer
A closely watched researcher has cut its estimate of Amazon's share of the US e-commerce market after incorporating new figures from the company.
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Facebook Use Eroding in US as Social Media Under Pressure: eMarketer
Facebook's efforts to crack down on misinformation and sensational content have reduced the time spent at the leading social network eroding, researchers said Tuesday.
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US E-Sports Advertising Revenue to Top $200 Million by 2020: eMarketer
From beer brewers and computer companies to mortgage lenders and sports apparel makers, brands across the spectrum are trying to figure out how best to market to e-sports fan.
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Amazon Rules US E-Commerce, as Walmart Gains: eMarketer
Amazon's sales are likely to grow a robust 30 percent and its market share is likely to grow to 48 percent of online retail sales.
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Video Ad Business Booming in the US, Says eMarketer
Video ads will account for a quarter of overall digital ad spending this year, the market tracker predicted.
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Snapchat Preferred by US Teenagers Over Facebook, Instagram: eMarketer
Snapchat is the most preferred social networking platform among US teenagers, surpassing the user base of Facebook and Instagram in that age-category, says a new study.
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Netflix Effect: eMarketer Report Finds Cord-Cutting Accelerates in US Market
The report by the research firm eMarketer found the number of "cord-cutters" who have cancelled pay TV service will climb 32.8 percent this year to 33 million.
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Uber Growth in US Slowed After Year of Scandal, Says eMarketer
eMarketer based its analysis on data from Uber and Lyft, such as trip numbers and app downloads, as well as customer surveys from researchers at JP Morgan and other firms.
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Facebook Losing Younger Users to Snapchat: eMarketer
A report by eMarketer said Snapchat is drawing youths away from Facebook at a quicker clip than Facebook-owned Instagram.
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Amazon Eating Google Online Search Ad Share: eMarketer
Amazon is eating into Google's giant slice of online search advertising in the US as businesses target the online retail platform's shoppers, according to an eMarketer forecast released on Tuesday.
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Amazon Online Market Share in the US Drops to 38 Percent: eMarketer
A closely watched researcher has cut its estimate of Amazon's share of the US e-commerce market after incorporating new figures from the company.
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Facebook Use Eroding in US as Social Media Under Pressure: eMarketer
Facebook's efforts to crack down on misinformation and sensational content have reduced the time spent at the leading social network eroding, researchers said Tuesday.
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US E-Sports Advertising Revenue to Top $200 Million by 2020: eMarketer
From beer brewers and computer companies to mortgage lenders and sports apparel makers, brands across the spectrum are trying to figure out how best to market to e-sports fan.
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Amazon Rules US E-Commerce, as Walmart Gains: eMarketer
Amazon's sales are likely to grow a robust 30 percent and its market share is likely to grow to 48 percent of online retail sales.
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Video Ad Business Booming in the US, Says eMarketer
Video ads will account for a quarter of overall digital ad spending this year, the market tracker predicted.
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Snapchat Preferred by US Teenagers Over Facebook, Instagram: eMarketer
Snapchat is the most preferred social networking platform among US teenagers, surpassing the user base of Facebook and Instagram in that age-category, says a new study.
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Netflix Effect: eMarketer Report Finds Cord-Cutting Accelerates in US Market
The report by the research firm eMarketer found the number of "cord-cutters" who have cancelled pay TV service will climb 32.8 percent this year to 33 million.
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Uber Growth in US Slowed After Year of Scandal, Says eMarketer
eMarketer based its analysis on data from Uber and Lyft, such as trip numbers and app downloads, as well as customer surveys from researchers at JP Morgan and other firms.
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Facebook Losing Younger Users to Snapchat: eMarketer
A report by eMarketer said Snapchat is drawing youths away from Facebook at a quicker clip than Facebook-owned Instagram.
