Ads have been placed in video games for years now, but not until Nielsen Entertainment started measuring in-game product placement did Madison Ave. take note. Advertisers
spent $75 million last year on in-game product placement. Nielsen predicts that number will skyrocket to $1 billion by 2010. Game producers hope to devise a system where advertisers purchase ad space
in video games the same way they buy ads on TV.
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