Category: Advertising

Nielsen Adds YouTube TV to Local Ratings

This is a big move for Nielsen and will be instrumental in helping media negotiators form better media plans with better measurement metrics. Article here from TVnewsCheck. […]

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Have You Heard Someone Says This About Radio?

Have you heard someone say, “Nobody listens to radio anymore?” This might surprise you, from Radio Ink Magazine. […]

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How Big Is Radio Streaming as a Percentage of All Listening to Broadcast Radio

A new study from Edison Research tells us here. It might surprise you. […]

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Streamers Show Strong Ties with Traditional TV

With all of the news about the trending of streaming these days, this article from Nielsen Newswire might surprise you. […]

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Interactive Advertising Bureau Rolls Out Primer On Advanced TV Targeting

Want to learn more about the interactive landscape? Click here for a detailed article from MediaPost. […]

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Online Streaming Continues to Bite Broadcast TV

Media Post reports, “Although Netflix is not ad-supported and has nothing to do with TV marketers, the subscription video service is having a major effect on other networks’ TV advertising, according to a report.” Read how many billions here: […]

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Who Is Watching TV Now?

The advent of digital video has meant that traditional TV is increasingly losing ground to newer media channels. But although broadcast TV is getting long in the tooth, it still remains the top media channel worldwide, when measured by consumption, according to new data from Salesforce. Details here from eMarketer. […]

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Nielsen Ratings Releases Ratings Academy

This is a great resource guide to help better understand the entire ratings process. Consumers have access to more information than ever before, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. As advertisers and content owners plan and disseminate their messages, it’s important that they have insight into what consumers see, read, hear and where […]

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YouTube Growing Fast in the Living Room

YouTube is fast becoming the second, and perhaps soon to be, the first TV screen of choice. Ad Age Magazine spills the details here. […]

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Hashtags Are Leaving Spot TV

Brands are more concerned than ever about better control over the dialogue of their brands. This is why the hashtag is fading fast from commercials. Details here from AdAge Magazine. […]

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