The drop compares with an overall uplift of 4.3% in 2007.
Press (newspapers and magazines) was the overall biggest spending category, hitting £6.8bn in 2008, but down 11.8% year on year.
Television, the second-biggest spending category, registered a spend of £4.4bn, down 4.9% over the period.
Internet spend came in at £3.6bn and registered by far the biggest uplift of all categories, up 19.1%.
Radio was down 8.5% to £488m, outdoor and transport fell 3.8% to £1bn, while cinema nudged up 1% to £205m.
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John Reynolds, mediaweek.co.uk, 29 June 2009, 4:46pm
Figures show UK ad spend down 4%
LONDON - Advertising spend in the UK fell 4% to £18.6bn in 2008 as spend across all key media sectors apart from the internet and cinema fell, according to figures released today (29 June) by the Advertising Association.
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