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]]> By: Bronte Media » Wal-Mart Media Part XLVI (Inside the Facebook numbers) http://brontemedia.com/2006/12/08/pretty-soon-the-web-could-be-all-remnant-inventory/#comment-11847 Bronte Media » Wal-Mart Media Part XLVI (Inside the Facebook numbers) Wed, 13 Dec 2006 19:49:02 +0000 http://brontemedia.com/2006/12/08/pretty-soon-the-web-could-be-all-remnant-inventory/#comment-11847 [...] Social networks are a more extreme example of publisher, because of the low quality of inventory and high quality and secondly because most of them are very new the monetization levels are tiny compared to more established sites. But the 95/5 does provide an example to a 75/25 rule that I talked about before. [...] […] Social networks are a more extreme example of publisher, because of the low quality of inventory and high quality and secondly because most of them are very new the monetization levels are tiny compared to more established sites. But the 95/5 does provide an example to a 75/25 rule that I talked about before. […]

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