The evolution of audience measurement continues! Mediaocean partners National CineMedia (NCM) and Nielsen have joined forces to add NCM's local market audience data to Spectra. Now Spot TV buyers can evaluate local cinema audience ratings alongside those of local TV stations in 97 DMAs.

Mediaocean CRO, Ramsey McGrory, outlines a Media Hierarchy of Needs that explains the transformational change happening in each critical layer from hardware & software to regulation, data, process, people & org.

Mediaocean APAC executives across human resources, engineering & development were featured in a Q&A highlighting the benefits of working at the global leader in advertising workflow software.

TV viewers today are increasingly fragmented, using multiple devices, services, and subscriptions. Despite the challenges for marketers, this is actually an opportunity to reach audiences who are consuming more TV in deeper, more meaningful ways. Preferring the approach that better meets their needs, rather than perpetuating decades of TV imposing its own demands on them.

Seven months ago former McDonald’s USA svp and CMO Deborah Wahl left her post at the fast food brand after three years in the role. Now she has resurfaced at media software company Mediaocean.

At Mediaocean's 50th Anniversary Party last week in NYC, Mediaocean founder and Vice Chairman, Michael Donovan, sat down with Chairman of GroupM Global, Irwin Gotlieb, for a special conversation about the history of Mediaocean and ad tech, moderated by

Mediaocean CEO Bill Wise discusses the NFL controversy and branding impact on ads during the season and Super Bowl.

Fifty years ago, Michael Donovan, founded a company that would bring data-driven efficiency to Mad Men-era advertising. In 2015, we sold that company to private equity firm Vista at a $720 million valuation. And we continue to adapt and grow. In short, we’ve thrived as a fifty-year-old startup. 

A lot has and hasn’t changed, so I wanted to revisit the piece. At the time, I identified the “Three V’s of Big Data” – volume, velocity and variety – and they are even more true in media today. The volume and variety of data continue to grow significantly, and faster and cheaper processing and cloud-based computing enable companies to do more with the data.