IMMI has launched the next generation of its media-measurement platform with greatly expanded ability to monitor online consumer behavior. The company also has been issued a U.S. patent for its proprietary mobile media monitoring and measurement platform that uses an audio matching technology to passively gather data about panelists’ media consumption.
A new study by IMMI shows that 12.24 percent of men and women ages 18 and above that have PCs and Smartphones only used their PC to consume media in a given day. Of the 87.5 percent who watched media on some combination of television, online, or on their mobile phone, 75.51 percent watch television; 63.27 percent watched television and consumed media online using their PC and 2.04 percent used their mobile device online in addition to their television. The data also showed that only 10.20 percent of panelists watched television only (and did not use their PC or mobile device for media consumption).
The study on multitasking during primetime television showed that during weeknight television viewing (Sunday-Thursday), viewers spent an average of 9.3 percent of primetime viewing minutes also online. The breakdown between cable and broadcast television was 8.2 percent and 11.0 percent, respectively. The time spent watching broadcast television while surfing the Web more than doubles as the week progresses, going from a low of 5.8 percent of primetime media minutes on Monday to a high of 15.9 percent on Thursday. The data also showed that women engage in the most simultaneous viewing.
Findings offer opportunities for advertisers looking to reach ad-skipping DVR audiences. As much as Tivo and the DVR brought temporal liberation to television viewers everywhere, so too did it introduce fear and uncertainty to television networks who previously relied on mandatory commercials to generate advertising revenue, and to advertisers seeking to broadcast their marketing messages to the masses. Commercial skipping quickly became a selling point of digital video recording hardware, turning the ad/marketing community upside down and scrambling for alternative solutions to reach television viewers.
Integrated Media Measurement Inc. (IMMI), a leading provider of consumer behavior and audience exposure data to media companies and advertisers, announced today that Bill McKenna, a veteran media and advertising measurement executive, has been named President and CEO of the company.
Simultaneous usage by men starts strong but decreases as they approach their 40s. Women, in contrast, exhibit the opposite behavior, multi-tasking most during the heavy-duty child rearing years and chocking up the most average time of simultaneous media consumption.
The following statement was released today by Tom Zito, CEO and Chairman of Integrated Media Measurement Inc.: “We are delighted to have worked with the talented people at Nielsen on the Out-of-Home Ratings product, and are obviously sad to see it go prematurely.
Online and DVR audience for Tina Fey spoof twice the size of original television audience.
A surprisingly high percentage of people are putting down their remote controls and heading to the Web to watch their favorite primetime TV shows, according to a new report released today by Integrated Media Measurement Inc.
According to new data released today by IMMI at The Advertising Research Foundation’s Audience Measurement conference, advertising on multiple platforms results in a significant increase in a campaign’s conversion rate.
IMMI Research data shows almost one-third of people who saw new Indy movie watched at least one of the original three films beforehand on TV or DVD
IMMI data shows that among panelists who saw “Spiderman 3”, a staggering 96 percent had been exposed to at least one television ad or trailer for “Iron Man”
IMMI releases March advertising research index revealing ad exposure in eight consumer product and service categories.
Just-released data links appearances of film’s stars on talk shows to ticket sales; identifies star who sent the most moviegoers into theatres.
Zenith Media Services, Inc. will be the first company to use The Nielsen Out-Of-Home Report, a service of Nielsen and IMMI that measures out-of-home viewers.
Award show helps ‘fuel the fire’ for five critically acclaimed films by building huge potential audience for DVD and pay-per-view.
IMMI able to show media consumption patterns of key advertising audience for first time.
The financing is being led by Kantar Media Research (“KMR”), the media research division of WPP, one of the world’s largest communication services groups.
IMMI study shows that people who played Halo 3 did so while maintaining their usual movie and television habits.
Research report shows viewers of late night talkers not abandoning television—study reveals surge in channel surfing since start of strike…
Even with the home court advantage, U.S. automakers had a hard time keeping up with their Japanese counterparts when it came to reaching U.S. consumers, according to the results of a research report released today by IMMI...
While some advertisers are still cursing the day TiVo changed the way millions of Americans watch television, a recent study shows it is the television networks themselves who are hanging the commercial-zapping medium to an effective marketing tool...
Already boasting a blue-chip client base of major media companies and large advertisers, Integrated Media Measurement Inc. today announced it has hired media industry veteran Steve Walsh as senior vice president of sales...
A significant number of viewers – both children and adults – watched the premiere and subsequent showings in locations other than their homes. 23.6 percent of people ages 13-54 watched the premiere in a location other than their home...
In-theater trailers, television, and radio all promoted the film with several different approaches. Using a nationwide panel IMMI is able to determine how many people who saw the ads also saw the movie...
When it came to spreading the word about “Knocked Up,” radio advertising was one of the driving forces in getting people to go see the film, according to results released today by Integrated Media Measurement Inc...
It may be the parents telling their kids to stop watching so much television, but it’s the parents who are glued to their TV sets, according to results released today by Integrated Media Measurement Inc...
The study also showed t hat Democrats might have a
better sense of humor than Republicans, as the viewing habits of a
large number of Democrats show that they watch Comedy Central “news”
shows instead of tradit ional network news programming.
Service provides industry’s first ongoing audience estimates of television viewing in offices, fitness clubs, hotels, bars and other out-of-home locations...