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For the fifth time in five consecutive quarterly updates, ad industry economist Brian Wieser has revised his 2024 U.S. ad-spending growth outlook upward. Citing a “much stronger than expected” second-quarter expansion of 9.6%, Wieser now projects that 2024 will grow 7.2% over 2023.
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