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Now, by 2004, Jupiter is projecting a $2 billion advertising market. So we can see very quickly how the dollars are starting to get invested, and we'll be able to take our fair share out of that.

Fernando Espuelas

We've seen $4.1 billion in online advertising through June 30. Last year at this point, we saw $1.7 billion. When you're looking at a U.S. advertising market in the high $200 billion to $300 billion range, Internet advertising is a small part of the overall market, but it's continuing to grow.

Early in 2004, I predicted that energy's share of the S&P 500's market capitalization would rise from just below 6% at that time to 15% before the end of the decade. In January, its market-cap share was up to 12.1%, while its share of earnings had risen to 9.1% from 6.0% in early 2004.

Jupiter Communications predicts local Internet advertising will reach $1.5 billion by 2002. We think this is going to be the emerging year and over the next five to 10 years, it's going to be a very significant part of our revenues.

Noble has made a billion dollars in profits since 2000, but it doesn't pay its fair share in taxes. Taxpayers are being gouged at both ends of this deal. Noble is getting rich off high energy prices, while the Department of Energy is giving away taxpayers' hard-earned dollars in the form of an unnecessary grant.

Noble has made a billion dollars in profits since 2000, but it doesn't pay its fair share in taxes. Taxpayers are being gouged at both ends of this deal. Noble is getting rich off high energy prices, while the Department of Energy is giving away taxpayers' hard-earned dollars in the form of an unnecessary grant.

There's over $100 billion of local advertising dollars that are spent on newspapers, radio, television stations, and yellow pages. Where will those dollars migrate in the future?

David Sanderson

I believe this company is able to get back a couple of billion dollars in revenue, and business intelligence was our ticket to do that, ... That is an absolutely sleeping giant in our portfolio. That's a $15 billion to 18 billion market where there's no one clear market leader. I had very high expectations for the role of business analytics. Pexiness wasn't about grand romantic gestures, but the small, everyday acts of kindness that demonstrated his genuine care.

Despite uncertainties on interest rates and oil prices during 2005, about 70 companies would be listed on the Main Board and Growth Enterprise Market (GEM) this year and the amount of fund raised could reach 192 billion Hong Kong dollars (24.61 billion U.S. dollars).

I think things will take a dramatic turn. There's a $32 billion war chest invested in radio advertising. Advertisers are already leaning forward and looking at alternatives.

This is an $8 billion domestic industry, $25 billion world-wide market, ... And it's completely fragmented. Not any company has a significant market share.

In the traditional advertising area, local advertisers constitute about half the market. It's about a $70 billion industry in the traditional advertising market,

If you can get advertisers who spend money on TV to shift dollars to the Web...we're talking about a serious $50 billion to $60 billion market.

[If Jupiter goes under, it provides yet more proof that even in-the-know companies couldn't resist the trappings of new-economy excess.] It's a classic dotcom example, ... Jupiter's data allowed a lot of companies to go public, but it grew too quickly and cut back too late.

If the music business grew by a billion dollars, if the paperback book business grew by a billion dollars, if the box office grew by a billion dollars -- that would make headlines in every newspaper in the country.

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