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Digital Analytics Tipping Point
Nielsen’s big announcement that it would begin to count Internet-connected TVs as part of its standard ratings for TV struck us a big deal, especially when paired with Billboard’s decision to include YouTube views in its calculation of the Hot … Continue reading
Favorites to Win the Super Social Bowl
Big brands are taking a range of approaches to the big game – at least in terms of measuring the social impact of their ads, according to this report. Several brands – like GoDaddy and major carmakers – are focused … Continue reading
13 Trends Shaping Digital Analytics in 2013
This past year was a big one for digital analytics, as they all seem to be recently. As data has become essential to all types of businesses, analytics is increasingly ingrained into the fabric of companies across a wide range … Continue reading
Advertisers vs. Publishers: Game-Changing Media-Buying Techniques
New algortithms and new digital media ad-buying approaches are changing some of the core principles and structural relationships that have driven the advertising industry for years. In the past, advertisers chased big audience groupings (males interested in sports, say) who … Continue reading
Social Users Love TV & Sports
According to this report, social conversations about TV have exploded in the last year, “from 10 million in June 2011 to over 81 million by June 2012.” Sporting events are huge drivers of these conversations. From an analytics perspective, the … Continue reading
Video: A New Twist on an Old Problem
Infinitive Analytics CEO Ken Harrop remembers the early days of analytics — with pagers, Friends and “Goodbye!” — and the lessons that still apply today! For more on how the proliferation of “second screen” devices is affecting digital analytics, … Continue reading
TV Advertising Rules
At least on the Web, says this report: A study by video-ad platform Vindico found that all but 2% of videos ads that flowed through its platform in 2011 consisted of repurposed creative from TV commercials as marketers look to … Continue reading

