Nielsen
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Nielsen and Adobe Join Forces to Measure Online TV, Video and Digital Content
Next year’s cross-platform system — officially titled Nielsen’s Digital Content Ratings, Powered by Adobe — will be industry’s first
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Rentrak CEO on Main Competition Nielsen’s Blunder: ‘Nobody Sets Out to Make a Mistake’
Still, Bill Livek thinks his company does several things better than the traditional TV ratings juggernaut
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Nielsen Admits ‘Technical’ Screwup Has Impacted Network TV Ratings Since March
A software fix was deployed on Thursday; all fall data will be reissued
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TheGrill: Tech to Hollywood — ‘We’re Here to Solve Your Problems’
Panelists at TheWrap’s leadership conference preview approaches to media buys and day-to-day workflow
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Twitter TV Ratings: ‘Sharknado 2: The Second One’ Tops ‘Bachelorette’ Finale
Super-social “Pretty Little Liars” comes in third
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‘Sharknado 2: The Second One’ Premiere Generates 263,000 More Tweets Than Original Social Phenomenon
Wednesday’s debut saw 581,000 related tweets from 188,000 unique authors, Nielsen says
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Billboard Factors in YouTube to Formula for Hot 100 List
Baauer's "Harlem Shake" will rise to No. 1 on Billboard Hot 100 this week, thanks to its YouTube boost
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Nielsen Slapped With Massive Lawsuit Over Allegedly Cooked Ratings Data
Indian broadcaster says that company created by Nielsen and a former competitor has corrupted the ratings process
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9/11 Attacks, Hurricane Katrina Top Most-Memorable TV Moments List
According to a new study from Nielsen and Sony Electronics, nothing stays with us like tragedy
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‘GMA’ Scores Another Ratings Win over ‘Today’
ABC's breakfast broadcast scored the top spot for the second time in three weeks, once again besting its long-running rival, NBC's "Today," in total viewers
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Nickelodeon’s Ratings Drop — and the Meanest Thing the Disney Channel’s Ever Said (Update)
Rival smells blood in the water for SpongeBob’s network; Kung-Fu Panda to the rescue?
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TV Ownership Down in America, Nielsen Says
A combination of poverty and technological choices may be forcing a decline in television sales
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Mobile Video Users, Usage Is Exploding in U.S.
Number of people watching video on their phones rose 40 percent during second half of 2010