A study shows that the annual value of pan-European online advertising is set to reach £11 billion by 2012.
The report by research body Forrester said online adverts would leap to 18 percent of market share, up from its current figure of 9 percent.
It said 52 percent of people were now regularly online, spending more time doing so than watching television.
The research group said that European internet users now spend 14.3 hours a week online, compared with 11.3 hours watching TV, and 4.4 hours reading newspapers or magazines.
As a result of this increased internet usage, 36 percent of people who go online said they spent less time looking at the television as a result.
Search engines are expected to continue dominating online advertising spend, followed by display advertisements and e-mails.
July 12 2007
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