DoubleClick Inc. lost less than analysts
expected in the second quarter, but sounded a note of
caution about the current period.
After market close Tuesday, the online advertising
network reported a second quarter net loss of $3.8
million, or 3 cents per share, not counting special
charges. First Call's survey of 21 analysts predicted a
loss of 5 cents per share. Second quarter revenue increased to $128.1 million, up
157 percent year-over-year. "Short-term adjustments to online ad spending" could have an impact on third quarter sales, DoubleClick CFO Stephen Collins said in a conference call. Full story. -- Sergio G. Non and Larry Dignan, ZDNet Inter@ctive Investor
