Comscore partners with IAMAI to launch report on India's CTV landscape

The CTV study will provide an extensive overview of the market including India's CTV consumer profile and behavior, advertising impact and opportunities, market trends, challenges and forecasts.

By  Storyboard18Oct 22, 2024 1:31 PM
Comscore partners with IAMAI to launch report on India's CTV landscape
The study aims to deliver comprehensive insights that will empower brands, publishers, OTT players, agencies and broadcasters to make informed decisions and drive business growth.

ComScore has announced a partnership with the Internet and Mobile Association of India (IAMAI) to support its upcoming study on India’s Connected TV (CTV) landscape. With the rise of digital streaming and the expansion of internet access across India, CTV is quickly becoming a major force in the country’s media ecosystem.

The study aims to deliver comprehensive insights that will empower brands, publishers, OTT players, agencies and broadcasters to make informed decisions and drive business growth. With IAMAI’s support, the reach and visibility of the study will be amplified across India’s digital landscape.

“India is one of the most dynamic and diverse media markets in the world and Connected TV has emerged as a pivotal platform for content consumption and advertising. Our upcoming study will provide actionable insights for stakeholders to better understand India’s CTV ecosystem, and IAMAI’s support will help us ensure that the findings have a broad impact across the industry,” said Alejandro Fosk, EVP International, Comscore.

The CTV Study will provide an extensive overview of the market including India's CTV consumer profile and behavior, advertising impact and opportunities, market trends, challenges and forecasts.

As per ComScore, the study will have a comprehensive view of how different demographics in India use CTV devices and services, including viewing habits, device preferences and streaming service consumption across regions. It will also provide an evaluation of consumer perceptions of CTV advertising, its influence on brand images and purchasing decisions and expert insights on monetization opportunities for brands and advertisers. Additionally, it will have highlights of CTV growth projections in India, emerging technologies, regional trends and evolving measurement strategies to support accurate audience targeting and personalization.

“I am pleased that IAMAI is supporting Comscore in bringing these valuable insights to the forefront. The CTV landscape in India presents unique opportunities for growth and innovation, and we are proud to be involved in this study to help the industry navigate these opportunities,” Vivek Malhotra, Chairman of IAMAI’s Digital Advertising Council added.


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First Published on Oct 22, 2024 1:27 PM

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