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Nielsen’s 2021 Responsibility Update Highlights ESG Commitment Through Change
Our 2021 Interim Responsibility Update to provide our stakeholders with a snapshot of our environmental, social and governance (ESG) journey through 2020.
Nielsen Digital Content Ratings Set To Include Facebook, Hulu and YouTube Viewing
Digital Content Ratings provides daily measurement of audiences across digital content types, with metrics fully comparable to television. Partnering with Facebook, Hulu and YouTube to provide our clients with credit within Digital Content Ratings for the video viewership of their content published...
Hulu and Youtube TV Viewing Are Now Included in TV Ratings
We are excited to announce that viewing from Hulu and Youtube TV will now be measured and reported through Digital in TV Ratings (DTVR), contributing to C3/C7 currency.
Powerful Pins: Measuring Pinterest with Nielsen Digital Ad Ratings
We’re excited to announce that Nielsen Digital Ad Ratings has been selected as the measurement standard for advertising on Pinterest. Now, marketers will be able to access independent audience verification metrics from Nielsen for their campaigns running on the Pinterest mobile app.
Going Global: Nielsen Digital Ad Ratings to Measure Twitter in 23 New Markets
We have expanded our relationship with Twitter to provide measurement of mobile campaigns to 23 new global markets, in addition to the U.S., through Digital Ad Ratings.
Nielsen AI Helps Marketers Respond to Changing Consumer Behavior Instantly
We recently launched Nielsen Artificial Intelligence (Nielsen AI), an adaptive learning technology—built into the Nielsen Marketing Cloud—that automates audience model creation and optimization.
Keeping an Ear on Local Listeners: Nielsen BDSradio’s Market-Level Streaming Helps Radio Find the Next Hit
Music consumption (in terms of album sales, digital tracks and streaming volume) is up, thanks in large part to increases in streaming. So can market-level streaming activity help radio programmers when it comes to their format?