Though “human” is not typically a word associated with online purchases, a recent survey conducted by Harris Interactive for IMshopping seems to indicate that maybe it should be.

According to comScore, social networking sites accounted for more than 20 percent of all display ads viewed online in July, with MySpace and Facebook driving the large majority of these impressions.

The Nielsen Company reported earlier this week that ad spending in the U.S. dropped 15.4 percent in the first half of 2009 compared to the first half of 2008, with Cable Television the only media category to see an increase.

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Internet-based Advertising & Marketing Company and its Core Network, Clickbooth.com, Report Staggering 12,654.4% Growth for #5 Spot in the Country

A recent report released by The NPD Group, a market research company based in Port Washington, N.Y., shows that while smartphones get most of the buzz, their inferior regular cell phone counterparts still rule the landscape.

Click-through rates just got some competition – dwell rates are the new kids on the block and they appear to be packing some enticing stuff.