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It is not advertising that is suffering, since only the major players are exposed, the perception is that there is a decline. Coincidentally there is an economic recession which paints the doom and gloom for all industries. Online Advertising is on a major growth curve.

The appearance of an advertising budget decline, is actually the expansion of advertising space. The number of places businesses can advertise now is growing daily. This causes the advertising to be spread thin giving the appearance of the decline.

There are many new ad networks now experience rapid growth compared to the rate of growth of the existing well known networks. This is a normal occurrence during a major growth trend in any industry. Take the auto industry for example during the 1940s and 1950s. They had more brands of auto makers than we can even remember. The same growth is occurring with online advertising.

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A lot small to medium sized publishers use OpenX to serve their ads, and having access to a platform where they can trade their unsold inventory with perspective buyers will doubtless attract more publishers to OpenX.

OpenX will be the dark horse of the exchange world. And media buyers in the space will be delighted with the release of this new platform.

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I highly doubt any big publishers would give this a go, no control over the advertisers plus site-exclusive agreements with the big agencies probably won’t compare in revenue. Maybe as default unsold (2nd tier) is a good idea though.

I hope Rubicon Goes down, and OpenX continues to grow.