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		<title>By: Fox Offering DSP Services To OMG Digital; Yahoo! Earnings In Review; Meeker Delivers 2009 Internet Report; More Buzz On Ad Exchanges</title>
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		<dc:creator>Fox Offering DSP Services To OMG Digital; Yahoo! Earnings In Review; Meeker Delivers 2009 Internet Report; More Buzz On Ad Exchanges</dc:creator>
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		<description>[...] Ariel Geifman, a research analyst with Eyeblaster, plots a dwell time graph that shows the obvious - people spend the largest part of their time on Instant Message app when surfing. But, Geifman also unearths a trend showing that the longer users spend on a page with a display ad - the more likely they are to interact with it and that news, finance, sports and homepages lead in this metric called &quot;Average Ad Duration.&quot; Read more. [...]</description>
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