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Samba TV Partners with HyphaMetrics to Combine Big TV Data with Panel Measurement

January 10, 2024
Panel-based measurement of TV viewing is Nielsen’s bread and butter.  Samba TV is pulling a seat to the table by combining audience data from tens of millions of opted-in televisions with HyphaMetrics’ measurements of content, ad consumption and brand sponsorship across all devices through its opt-in panel. The combined dataset will be available to brands, agencies and publishers to provide insights at household and individual levels.
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Planet Fitness announces the PF Media Network

January 9, 2024
Fitness center chain Planet Fitness has announced the launch of a multi-channel media network that will allow advertisers to connect with PF members in-club and across a range of digital destinations. In-club media will help advertisers reach members on screens located throughout PF premises, while digital audiences will be made available across channels such as CTV and social media through a partnership with LiveRamp. Planet Fitness has around 18 million members, skewing towards the valuable Gen X and Millennial segments.
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Ad industry optimism is surging as 2024 arrives

January 9, 2024
The 2024 Advertising Outlook report from omnichannel ad platform Mediaocean sees a wave of optimism greeting in the new year with advertisers planning to increase spend across a range of channels, notably social media, digital display/video and CTV. While performance-driven paid media remains the most important investment for advertisers, a focus on brand advertising has steadily grown since 2022. The survey respondents included more than 1,000 Mediaocean customers, primarily marketers and agencies.
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Children’s Privacy: Google subsidiary, Telus International bought Canadian kid footage from parents for $50

January 9, 2024
A report from 404 media found that between November 2023-January 2024, Telus paid Canadian parents $50 for rights to videos of their children. Telus plans to use the kid videos to train facial recognition for age verification. In explanation (and defense of the project), Telus and Google respectively said the videos will be used to “improve authentication, “offer more secure tools for end users;” and make Google technology “more transparent and accountable.” Wonder if any Google or Telus family kids participated?
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