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    RT @alexasigno: Wondering how many people will turn off instant search? < we'll never be told

    Wednesday 21:22

    RT @dannysullivan: awesome. people checked google instant "alphabet" so much that google trends was briefly all letters http://bit.ly/9tjxv4

    Wednesday 21:21

    RT @steverubel: Google: you may see fluctuations in traffic for organic keywords. Translation: oops, sorry, we killed SEO. http://bit.ly/9oAw4y

    Wednesday 21:18

    SEO Lives On Despite Google Instant | Positiontech Blog: http://bit.ly/aUdrnW < thoughts on the impact on the tail of search

    Wednesday 21:16

    Watching: Stanley Kubrick's masterpiece Barry Lyndon

    Wednesday 19:12

    RT @kelvinnewman: 26 Biggest Winners from Google Instant | SiteVisibility http://t.co/jdeDGPP via @sitevisibility < nice work Kelvin

    Wednesday 18:18

    RT @jeffjarvis: Brin: "We want Google to be the third half of your brain." http://bit.ly/cP8wEe

    Wednesday 18:18

    RT @GoogleWebmaster: Google Instant: Impact on Search queries http://bit.ly/bq7mWY

    Wednesday 18:16

    RT @google: With Google Instant, we predict what query you're typing & display the results for that query in real-time #googleinstant

    Wednesday 18:14

Internet Ad Spend has overtaken TV!

Wow! What a headline… what an historic day!

Digital marketing geeks (like me) have long heralded the day when this would happen. Indeed as early adopters and believers in the positive, unitrusive, measurable nature of the internet we prophesied it.

The Internet Advertising Bureau (IAB) informs us that, at 23% of all advertising, the £1.75bn spent online now exceeds the 21.9% spent on TV.

Although undefined in the Guardian article 60% of that figure was spent on ’search advertising’.

Read the full article here: http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2009/sep/30/internet-biggest-uk-advertising-sector

The spend represents a 4.6% increase year on year. Long may the shift to accountable marketing continue! (geek!)

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