FRANKFURT, Jan 9 (Reuters) - Germany's advertising sales in traditional media grew 5.1 percent to 20.1 billion euros ($26.2 billion) in 2006, driven by the soccer World Cup and the prospect of a hike in sales tax at the start of 2007, Nielsen Media Research said.
The research firm -- whose statistics include advertising in print media, radio, television and posters, but not the Internet -- said on Tuesday it expected the market to develop positively again this year but said ...
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