In Tracking the Audience: The Ratings Industry From Analog to Digital, author Karen Buzzard examines the key methodological factors that have influenced audience ratings, tracing the practice's history from its early beginnings up to its most recent advances.
In Tracking the Audience: The Ratings Industry From Analog to Digital, author Karen Buzzard examines the key methodological factors that have influenced audience ratings, tracing the practice's history from its early beginnings up to its most recent advances.
Karen Buzzard is a professor of media, journalism, and film at Missouri State University and is internationally acclaimed for her seminal scholarship in the area of ratings history and practice. She is the author of several works on the ratings industry and has published in professional journals such as the Journal of Radio Studies and the Journal of Media Economics. Her scholarship has resulted in solicitation by legal scholars, industry professionals, journalists, and business start-ups.
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Introduction: Audience Ratings in the 21st Century: The Digitalization of Media Audiences Part 1: Analog 1. Network Radio Audiences: The Telephone Coincidental, The Telephone Recall and The Household Meter 2. Local Radio and TV Audiences: The Diary Initiative 3. Network TV Audiences: The People Meter Initiative Part 2: Digital 4. Local TV Audiences: The Local People Meter Initiative 5. Local Radio Audiences: The Portable People Meter Initiative 6. Internet Audiences: The Software Meter Initiative 7. Exploring New Digital Currencies for TV, Cable, and Internet Audiences: Digital Cable and Set-top box Data Initiative. Conclusion
Introduction: Audience Ratings in the 21st Century: The Digitalization of Media Audiences Part 1: Analog 1. Network Radio Audiences: The Telephone Coincidental, The Telephone Recall and The Household Meter 2. Local Radio and TV Audiences: The Diary Initiative 3. Network TV Audiences: The People Meter Initiative Part 2: Digital 4. Local TV Audiences: The Local People Meter Initiative 5. Local Radio Audiences: The Portable People Meter Initiative 6. Internet Audiences: The Software Meter Initiative 7. Exploring New Digital Currencies for TV, Cable, and Internet Audiences: Digital Cable and Set-top box Data Initiative. Conclusion
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