Articles Tagged ‘comScore’

IAB’s state of the digital nation: Three big takeaways

Just how much do Canadians hate ads? Will there ever be a satisfying answer to the brand safety problem? And just how much should advertisers care about clicks?

ComScore adds multiplatform video measurement for Canada

The introduction of the new product was a response to the increase in Canadians’ media multitasking habits.

ComScore introduces free viewability measurement

The measurement firm wants clients to focus on deeper metrics.

ICYMI: New Rogers CEO starts next week, Lyne Robitaille to lead magazines at TVA

In case you missed it: Joe Natale is starting at Rogers next Wednesday, Lyne Robitaille is adding supervision of TVA Publications to her role and Arlene Dickinson is returning to Dragons’ Den.

Canadian mobile use lags other major markets

According to a new comScore report, 40% of Canadians that are mobile-only are between the ages of 45 and 54.

Facebook discloses error on Instant Articles

Third-party measurement company comScore has found that iPhone traffic on the articles were under-reported for about two months.

IAB talks fraud, accountability and chicken nuggets

The organization’s Let’s Talk Fraud event brought out discussions of who’s responsible for turning a blind eye to fraud and why long supply chains should raise red flags.

ICYMI: Free For All bolsters leadership, Home to Win returns

In case you missed it: people moves at Free For All and Peloton Media, a new History SVOD and more.

ICYMI: comScore expands mobile reporting, Newad wins two

In case you missed it: comScore has expanded its mobile reporting, Newad won two school contracts and Ricardo Media bolstered its sales team.

One wild escalator ride

How Canadian publications are using sophisticated targeting and engagement techniques to retain and win more valuable readers.

What online banking can teach you about mobile use in Canada

The number of Canadians going mobile-only for banking over-indexes that of the general population, according to numbers from comScore.

Entertainment content hardest hit by ad blockers: IAB Canada

Use of ad blockers remains stable in Canada, but content-rich categories are over-indexing with desktop users.

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Half of Canadian digital ads not seen in Q1: Study

New digital numbers from comScore delve into viewability, ad fraud and ad blocking.

Adobe partners with comScore

The partnership strengthens the duo’s ability to provide insights on the manner, time and device on which content and ads are being consumed.

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How is viewability impacting your online campaign?

A new comScore report shows a linear relationship between effectiveness and viewability.