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To: mike.com who started this subject11/5/2000 12:18:24 PM
From: art slott   of 13157
 
Anything (SpotOn) that drives incremental advertising revenues will be sought out.

Signs Point to End of Ad Boom
New York -- After almost seven years of boom times and a particularly strong past two years, there are signs from some quarters that the cable- and broadcast-television ad-sales market is softening. And that trend might continue into 2001.

Some industry sources cited uneasiness about the economy as a factor, while others pointed to the so-called hammock effect that follows years in which the Olympic Games and elections occur.

Still others blamed the dot-com marketers, which have pulled back sharply after spending prolifically on media in 1999.

A blitz of movie advertising between now and Christmas may help, several cable executives said. But they admitted that it wouldn't make up for the dot-com shortfall.

No one seems to have a truly clear crystal ball, however. The outlook seems to vary widely from programmer to programmer, with the more targeted cable networks apparently weathering the slump better than the broad-based ones.

- 11/3/00
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