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Measurement

  • Perils of the Ad Viewability Craze

    “Data Driven Thinking“ is written by members of the media community and contains fresh ideas on the digital revolution in media. Today’s column is written by Peter Davies, SVP Sales & Marketing at Adconion Direct. The current definition of an “in-view” ad impression, according to the IAB’s Making Measurement Make Sense (3MS) initiative, is this: “Fifty […]

  • Nielsen, ComScore Move Faster on Multi-Screen Audience Measurement

    Nielsen and comScore are moving fast on cross-platform campaign verification. Both companies today recorded milestones in their ability to report on campaign reach and frequency across TV, the Internet, and connected video devices. Nielsen announced commercial availability of its Nielsen Cross-Platform Campaign Ratings product, which aims to measure the reach of video ad campaigns across […]

  • 'Viewable Ads' and Brand Dollars: We've Seen This Movie Before

    “Data Driven Thinking” is written by members of the media community and contains fresh ideas on the digital revolution in media.  Today’s column is written by Tom Shields, Co-Founder and Chief Strategy Officer of Yieldex, an analytics tools provider for sell-side, yield optimization. Ever since my March column addressing viewable impressions, I’ve been tagged as “that […]

  • Kantar Media Tests The Behavioral Targeting Value Of Second-By-Second TV Data

    Even if TV ads aren’t available for real-time bidding — but that’s only a few years away, right? –Kantar Media is trying to interest agencies in using the kinds of instant readouts of viewing behavior that’s so much apart of online advertising right now. While Kantar is far from alone in trying to position itself […]

  • VivaKi AOD Gets 'Pre-Bid' Access to comScore Verification Data

    Getting so-called “pre-bid” data feeds from ad verification companies is becoming commonplace for ad networks and DSPs. As the name suggests, “pre-bid” verification screens out impressions at the server level prior to bidding, saving money on ad space that is either unacceptable to the buyer or not in view. So far agency trading desks don’t […]

  • Nielsen's New 'TV Viewing' Segments Are Supported by MediaMath

    Yesterday we covered a new segmentation capability from Nielsen that lets digital ad buyers reach web users based on their boob tube viewing patterns. (Read it) One thing we didn’t mention was MediaMath’s involvement in the new offering. In a story published today, Multichannel News notes Nielsen will use the demand-side platform to overlap view […]

  • Nielsen Rolls Out 'TV Viewing' Segments for Online

    A new Nielsen targeting product aims to let advertisers buy online audiences based on their TV consumption patterns. It’s an extension of what the measurement firm has already done linking CPG purchase data to online media, and another mile marker on Nielsen’s road map for a digital media marketplace geared to the needs of broadcast […]

  • Neustar Fueling Real-Time, Audience Buying With AdAdvisor Says Helmreich

    TARGUSinfo and its AdAdvisor unit appear to have settled in as NeuStar Information Services.  The implications of last November’s acquisition of TARGUSinfo by Neustar (valued at $650 million) reach far beyond data for display ad targeting. Yet, considering Neustar’s data and some of its other units such as IP address targeter Quova, new areas of […]

  • Patent Fight: comScore May Win The Battle, Yet Lose The War

    Analytics is among the most contested areas in digital advertising, with ad agencies, marketers, established vendors, and startups all falling over each other to provide the truest form of ad effectiveness. The landscape is dotted with providers big and small that lay claim to proprietary measurement methodologies. Many of the services are difficult for clients […]

  • Ad Effectiveness Patent Battle Brews - comScore Sues DoubleVerify, Moat, AdSafe

    Online measurement company comScore is taking the patent battle to three smaller analytics companies focused on ad effectiveness solutions: DoubleVerify, AdSafe Media and Moat. The new lawsuits use what appears to be at least four of the same patents comScore acquired rights to when it was sued by, and settled with, measurement giant Nielsen in 2011 […]

  • Bluefin's Maheu Says Agencies Are Moving Fast - Look At The Trading Desks

    Digital ad veteran JP Maheu recently made the jump from agency land to the startup realm, assuming the post of CEO at social TV analytics provider Bluefin Labs last week. Read the release. Maheu spent six years at the independent Razorfish, retiring in 2003 after guiding the sale of the company to SBI (before its […]

  • ANA Marketers Question 'Likes,' But 96% Use Facebook Channel

    Social popularity metrics are losing fans on the client side, suggests a new survey of Association of National Advertisers members. In its “Digital/Social Media Survey” of 224 client-side marketers, the ANA notes “Facebook ‘likes’ or Twitter ‘re-tweets’ fell to the bottom of the list” of preferred metrics, with just 30 percent and 39 percent of […]

  • Mobile Startup Placed Aspires To Be 'ComScore For Location Data'

    Carriers, devices and regulation – mobile targeting today can be a speed bump for marketers and publishers who drive to address or create scalable audiences. Placed founder and CEO David Shim believes understanding location data is the key to mobile targeting and Placed’s analytics will help open it up as location becomes the new web […]

  • Nielsen Q&A: Vizu Buy Lets Our Clients Real-Time Optimize for Branding Goals

    The search for a better understanding of a digital ad’s effectiveness remains hot. And with today’s purchase of Vizu, announced this morning, Nielsen says its clients will be able to measure their online branding campaigns in something like real-time. Not only that, Nielsen says it wants to help them optimize their audience buying efforts by […]

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    Nielsen Acquires Brand Metrics Measurement Platform Vizu

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  • Microsoft's 'Do Not Track' Stance Weakens?

    Members of a key online standards body are hashing out what to do about Microsoft’s controversial decision to ship Internet Explorer 10 with the Do-Not-Track setting turned “on” by default. On a conference call yesterday, representatives of three member companies in the World Wide Web Consortium’s (W3C) “tracking protection” working group argued forcefully that Microsoft’s […]

  • The Attribution Error

    “Data-Driven Thinking” is a column written by members of the media community and containing fresh ideas on the digital revolution in media. Jeremy Stanley is SVP Product and Data Sciences for Collective. As an industry we have largely concluded that existing measurement solutions (CTR, view-through and click-through conversion) have glaring flaws. And so we have […]

  • Frontiers in Attribution Modeling; Questions for Initiative EVP Bret Leece

    Bret Leece knows analytics. He got his start in 1995 creating econometric time series models to track and predict Sprint’s call center activity, before moving on to CRM and database marketing roles including at MarketShare. Currently Initiative’s EVP of performance analytics, he has a long view of where advertising performance has been and where it’s […]

  • SAS On Ads: aiMatch Turns Into SAS Intelligent Advertising, Launches New Products

    Back in January, enterprise analytics company SAS took the plunge into the online ad ecosystem and acquired publisher-side ad server aiMatch.  Read the Q&A with SAS’ exec Wilson Raj. Now that aiMatch has been “swallowed,” SAS is launching new advertising products (read the release) led by aiMatch’s former CEO Jeff Wood, who is now Senior […]

  • Trust Metrics CEO Lerner Sees Segmentation Opportunity For Brands, Display

    Andy Lerner is CEO of Trust Metrics, an online advertising analytics and tools company. He discussed with AdExchanger where his company fits in the online ad ecosystem as advertisers and publishers look to understand more about the context of ad placements and the opportunities they can afford. Can you talk a little bit about the […]

  • Pure Play Wins the Day as Forrester Ranks Attribution Vendors

    Pure-play firms reign supreme in a new Forrester evaluation of attribution vendors, released this morning. After ranking eight vendors – a blend of specialized firms and large analytics companies with attribution on the menu – the researcher placed the one-note singers at the front of the choir. All five specialists – Visual iQ, Adometry, ClearSaleing, […]

  • In Grab For Brand Dollars, AOL Baits Hook With Nielsen’s Online GRP

    Depending who you ask, momentum for an online GRP measurement standard is either the best answer the online video business has to unlocking billions of TV ad dollars or it’s a menacing hand from the past come to smother web video metrics in the cradle. The latest major player, and first publisher of size, to […]

  • Mixrank Unlocking Competitve Ads, Trends - And Opening The Data Through APIs Says Co-Founder Lichtenstein

    Ilya Lichtenstein is Co-Founder of Mixrank, an online advertising, competitive data and analytics company. Lichtenstein discussed his company’s offering last week with AdExchanger as well as today’s release of a new API (read more) designed to “enable any enterprise customer complete access to our entire dataset of historical data going back nine months or so […]

  • Nielsen EVP McKinley On The Gross Rating Point: We Need Digital To Speak Brand

    For marketers, the ease of using a single buying metric – The Gross Rating Point (GRP) – across traditional and digital channels remains attractive, but whether it can be effectively extended to digital remains to be seen as this survey of industry executives indicated last year on AdExchanger. Last week, comScore stirred the GRP pot […]

  • comScore SVP Winfield Discusses AdXpose And The New comScore vGRP

    Yesterday, comScore announced its Validated Campaign Essentials (vCE) product which marks the next evolution in integrating AdXpose into its product line devoted to ad effectiveness. AdXpose was acquired back in August for $22 million (AdExchanger Q&A). The release states that vCE provides a “view of campaign delivery and a verified assessment of ad-exposed audiences via […]

  • The State Of ClearSaleing: Prez Smith On Positioning, Ebay Integration And Audience Attribution

    Randy Smith is President of ClearSaleing, an advertising analytics and attribution management platform company. As part of its “State of…” series of articles with industry executives, AdExchanger.com sat down with Smith to discuss his company, his views on the space, and the state of ClearSaleing today. Click below or scroll down for more: On Being […]

  • CSO Squire On How IBM's Unica And Coremetrics Fit Together, New Digital Data Exchange

    John Squire is Chief Strategy Officer of Coremetrics, an IBM company. He discussed his company’s new enterprise analytics product and digital data exchange as well as marketing challenges with data today. Click below or scroll down for more: Unica and Coremetrics Where SPSS Fits The Digital Data Exchange Agencies and IBM AdExchanger.com: Can you talk […]

  • comScore VP Hunter Reviews AdXpose Acquisition Details

    Yesterday, media measurement firm comScore acquired ad verification firm AdXpose (formerly mPire) for $22 million. Read more. Anne Hunter, VP, Ad Effectiveness at comScore, discussed the acquisition and its implications. AdExchanger.com: This is a relatively small acquisition in terms of dollars.  Why not build out versus buy AdXpose? AH: The products available via comScore AdEffx […]

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    comScore to Acquire AdXpose

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  • Buddy Media Acquires Spinback As Social Commerce Continues Trajectory

    Today, social media marketing company Buddy Media announced the acquisition of Spinback, a social commerce analytics and technology company. On Buddy Media’s company blog, Buddy Media CEO Mike Lazerow explains how attribution was at the center of the reason for buying Spinback: “By combining sharing and conversion tracking into one elegant technology solution, Spinback shows […]

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