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  • Is A Single Source Cross-Media Measurement Panel Possible – And Do We Need It?

    “On TV And Video” is a column exploring opportunities and challenges in advanced TV and video. Today’s column is written by Jane Clarke, managing director and CEO at the Coalition for Innovative Media Measurement (CIMM). With the ever-increasing availability of larger and more granular media exposure data sets, one of the primary questions in cross-platform […]

  • David Kenny, CEO, Nielsen

    Keeping Count With Nielsen CEO David Kenny

    Nielsen’s been through the wringer this year. After underreporting local TV viewing during the pandemic, long-standing frustrations in the television industry hit a boiling point and interest in alternative measurement currencies began to peak. In September, after the Video Advertising Bureau rattled its saber and formally called for Nielsen’s Media Rating Council accreditation to be […]

  • CTV Will Flip Last-Click Attribution On Its Head

    “On TV & Video” is a column exploring opportunities and challenges in advanced TV and video.  Since the 1950s, marketers have instinctively bought into the power of TV advertising, despite the fact that we have never been able to effectively measure its impact. This somewhat inconvenient truth, coupled with the high cost of TV advertising, […]

  • Blockgraph is planning to release a clean room product called DoubleBlock.

    Blockgraph Is Launching A Clean Room For TV Ad Measurement

    Data clean rooms are secure – that’s the whole point. But they’re not always flexible or scalable, said Jason Manninghan, CEO of advanced TV data platform Blockgraph, which is jointly owned by Comcast, Charter and ViacomCBS. TV advertisers in particular need a wide range of capabilities in order to tie media spend with viewing and campaign […]

  • Oracle Uncovers Large CTV Ad Fraud Operation

    Enterprise tech giant Oracle said it shut down the largest ad fraud scam in the connected TV space that bilked advertisers and publishers out of $14.5 million in ad spending. Oracle Moat – the company’s business that provides measurement and ad verification solutions across digital and TV – said the fraudsters exploited flaws in CTV […]

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