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Good morning, readers! Here’s what you need to know for today: But first: A closer look at the imperfect science of TV and video ad measurement from Warner Bros. Discovery, which released new research to shine a light on the standards that create more clarity and consistency. Godspeed. Plan smarter, activate with precision and measure what matters. Data for the Converged Media World, the newest course from Nexxen U, gives buyers a practical framework for navigating today’s media landscape. Enroll Now Getting gobbled up by Paramount (or, rather, Skydance ) isn’t the only thing on Warner Bros. Discovery’s mind. It’s also thinking about ad measurement. Connected TV media buyers and sellers continue to lament the lack of standards in ad measurement. But a new white paper from WBD has some key takeaways that the company hopes can help point the industry in the right direction. Throughout last year, WBD investigated the data and methodologies of five top video measurement providers: VideoAmp, iSpot, Comscore, Innovid and Samba. (If you’re wondering where Nielsen is, the TV ratings titan doesn’t allow side-by-side comparisons with competitors, sources have told AdExchanger in the past.) WBD conducted a side-by-side comparison of these five providers in five key areas: universal audience estimates, impression and viewability counting, cross-platform coverage, identity solutions and...
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Then, WBD turned the findings into a white paper published during Advertising Week New York, titled “The Unified Reach Paradox.”
