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Nielsen, a global leader in audience measurement, data, and analytics, announced today that Nielsen ONE Ads will be available in the United States beginning January 11. Nielsen ONE Ads is the latest measurement innovation, providing a consistent, comparable, and deduplicated view of ads across screens, and ...
Broadcasting Audience Research Council (BARC) 52nd Week (24th December – 30th December 2022) has released its report. In India, Sun TV who gets the second spot for the past 3 weeks has backed again to its seat of the first spot in the list of top 10 channels across genres (All India 2+), the channel ...
The Advertising Standards Council of India (ASCI) has pushed back the deadline for feedback on its discussion paper on advertising manipulation from December 31, 2022, to January 16, 2023. "We have received requests from some industry organizations for a deadline extension. Once we have received all of...
MX Player, India's leading OTT platform, is known for meeting the diverse needs of its audiences by providing engaging content in a variety of genres and formats. MX Studios announces its collaboration with Dubai Eco...
With any eye to boost public service broadcasting --- and also counter cross-border propaganda in the process --- the Indian government on Wednesday cleared a MIB-backed proposal to invest Rs. 2,539.61 crore by 2025-26 for infrastructure development of Prasar Bharati, owners of
The implementation of broadcast regulator TRAI’s tariff regulations, which were amended after consultations late 2022, hit another legal hurdle as two MSO organisations moved court, terming the rules ‘arbitrary’ and ‘discriminatory’.
