TV Measurement - THE MEASURE (Page 3)

Women’s Basketball Fuels Increase in ABC’s TV Watch-Time

Although it remains in second place week-over-week, ABC saw its TV viewership share increase from 6.48% to 7.21%.

Streaming’s Share of Viewing Time Surges On

Inscape’s recently-released Q4 2023 TV Market Trends report reveals that streaming continues to make inroads in American homes. Specifically, streaming has increased its share of viewing time in U.S. TV households by 8.2 percentage points, with the largest gains coming recently in Q4 2023 (+5.7 points)

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truTV Jumps Into Top 15 Most-Watched TV Networks

Each week, we highlight the most-watched shows and networks using insights from Inscape, the currency-grade smart TV ACR data provider and data technology division of Vizio. Data is linear, live TV only and includes all episode types (new and reruns). Rankings are by percent share duration (i.e., time spent

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Data: Smart TV App Usage Plateaus

Viewers may be streaming more than ever, but new data from Inscape reveals that smart TV app usage has leveled off — a signal that consumers may be fatigued by the sheer volume of content and how to find exactly what they want to watch. A few specifics from Inscape’s

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ABC Dethrones CBS on TV Network Ranking, Thanks to Oscars

ABC captured a 7.15% viewership share last week, per Inscape.

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Oscars Dominate Sunday's Live TV Viewership

The 96th Oscars captured a 7.49% viewership share across all live, linear TV on March 10, per Inscape.

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A Super Tuesday for Fox News

The cable news network was No. 1 for TV watch-time on March 5 with a 7.29% viewership share.

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CBS Maintains Grip on TV Network Watch-Time

The network captured a 7.58% viewership share for Feb. 26 through Mar. 3, per Inscape.

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CBS, ABC Win for TV Network Watch-Time

CBS captured a 7.27% viewership share across Feb. 19-25, per Inscape.

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OpenAP’s Brittany Slattery Discusses The Future Of Data Privacy In Advertising

In this interview from CES 2024, OpenAP’s CMO Brittany Slattery shares its position on the future of data privacy in video advertising, and how building privacy-centric infrastructure will benefit buyers, sellers, publishers and consumers across the board. Brittany Slattery: As we look at this next year, and even beyond

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Data: CBS Remains Most-Watched TV Network

Each week, we highlight the most-watched shows and networks using insights from Inscape, the currency-grade smart TV ACR data provider and data technology division of Vizio. Data is linear, live TV only and includes all episode types (new and reruns). Rankings are by percent share duration (i.e., time spent

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Inscape’s Ken Norcross On Measuring OTA, And Inscape’s Tuner Data Product

In this interview from CES 2024, Ken Norcross, VP of Data Licensing and Strategy at VIZIO Inscape, helps us understand why measuring OTA TV is important, and how Inscape’s Tuner Data product is uniquely positioned to measure. Ken Norcross: Over the air is what most of us think about

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Grammys Help CBS Stay No. 1 for TV Network Watch-Time

CBS captured a 7.34% viewership share last week, per Inscape.

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Grammys Beat Pro Bowl Games for Sunday Viewership

The Grammys — and Taylor Swift — came out on top on Sunday. The CBS broadcast of the 66th annual awards show snagged a 7.41% viewership share for the day, making it the No. 1 program by watch-time. * That’s an increase from the 65th Annual Grammys, which captured a 5.

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Netflix (Sort Of) Embraces More Data Transparency

This week, Netflix released mid-year global viewership data for the first time, and while it made headlines, it also amounted to a lot of nothing. For starters, it's self-reported data. But also, the report leans on hours watched at a global scale – so the results naturally trend toward

Special Report: Getting (More) Transparent About TV In Q3

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Special Report: Getting (More) Transparent About TV In Q3

The summer season, entertainment industry disruptions and limited major programming events in Q3 highlighted a critical need for transparency in the TV ad industry. * Household TV ad impressions saw a modest 1.4% YoY increase in Q3, while estimated national spend dipped by 5.95%. * However, the real story lies

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Snap Back to Reality?

The writer’s strike means there’s a fleeting number of scripted programs on TV right now, which could have brands looking for more reality TV advertising opportunities. Data from iSpot reveals reality TV’s share of household ad impressions dating back to last July, and the summer is poised