TVision
OpenX’s Erika Loberg: Attention Should Measure ‘Real Human Engagement,’ Not Just Screen Presence
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico — Connected TV attention measurement must focus on actual viewing behavior rather than traditional viewability metrics designed for desktop environments, since ad appearance on living room screens doesn’t guarantee engagement. “Defining attention for CTV should be a real human engagement, someone actually watching the screen,” Erika Loberg, global head of CTV […]
TVision’s Yan Liu: AI Enables Scene-Level Targeting Beyond ‘Genre Blocking’
Brands routinely block entire news or music categories despite content variation within those genres, missing advertising opportunities that artificial intelligence can identify through granular scene-level analysis rather than broad categorical exclusions. “Many brands just block the entire news category. Is every news bad for your brands? I don’t think so,” Yan Liu, CEO and co-founder […]
How Reading Viewers’ Faces Can ‘Calibrate’ TV Measurement Data
LONDON, UK — In the new TV landscape, measurement companies want to know who is watching a show and at which moments. In the near future, facial recognition technology on TV sets could help them do just that. In this video interview with Beet.TV, Yan Liu, CEO & Co-Founder, TVision, explains why this data will […]
Traditional TV Measurement Won’t Lead To ‘The New World’: Omnicom’s Steuer
MIAMI – Marketers are ready to step off the “single-currency television ratings train,” but some agency buyers need to be prodded to look beyond Nielsen on the road to impression-based TV, says Jonathan Steuer, Chief Research Officer for Omnicom Media Group. The buy side needs to understand that “questions and strategy” have to have top […]





