Apple is expected to control 21% of the U.S. mobile advertising market by the end of this year, grabbing share from both Google and Microsoft, BusinessWeek reported, citing data from market research firm IDC.
Google, which accounted for 21% of the U.S. mobile ad market last year, is expected to end the year with 21%, while Microsoft’s share will fall from 10% to 7%.
Yahoo will see its share drop from 12% to 9%, while Nokia will slip from 5% to 2%. Independent ad network Jumptap is expected to increase its share to 13% this year, from 10% a year ago, while Millennial Media will end 2010 with 11% of the market, up from 9%.
Read more at Digital Media Wire.
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