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U.S. Digital Advertising Will Make $83 Billion This Year, Says EMarketer

Facebook and Google continue to dominate, Twitter falls behind

Google and Facebook make up 57% of U.S. mobile spend.Getty Images
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By Lauren Johnson

March 14, 2017

The so-called duopoly between Facebook and Google to control the bulk of digital ad spend is far from over, according to eMarketer.

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Lauren Johnson

Lauren Johnson is a senior technology editor for Adweek, where she specializes in covering mobile, social platforms and emerging tech.

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