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Ad spending looks set to keep going strong for the foreseeable future. In fact, experts have even re

Ad spending looks set to keep going strong for the foreseeable future. In fact, experts have even revised their forecasts to account for the additional upside. June 11, 2024 [PRESENTED BY]( [Suddenly ad economy forecasts get rosier, but the biggest companies will benefit the most]( Ad spending looks set to keep going strong for the foreseeable future. In fact, [experts have even revised their forecasts]( to account for the additional upside. Additional coverage: - Talking ahead of the industry standards body's annual conference, and 10th anniversary, [IAB Tech Lab’s CEO Anthony Katsur discusses its challenges](. - At the World Wide Developer Conference, [Apple executives previewed operating system updates]( for its desktop, mobile and peripheral devices, intended to entrench its position as one of the industry's leading tech and media corporations. - If you feel like everything is turning into an ad network that might be because, well, everything is turning into an ad network. 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