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Monday 13 July 2009 8:00 pm

Survey says ad spend decline has slowed

By: admindrupal

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THE RATE at which companies cut their advertising spend eased in the second quarter of 2009, raising hopes that the recession may have peaked, a new report said yesterday.

The survey by the influential Institute of Practitioners in Advertising said the rate of decline eased for the second quarter in a row.  But the report, compiled by Markit, said that the rate of decline still remained severe, with only 10 per cent of companies increasing their 2009 budgets.

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