John Carroll discusses the major measurement issues facing worldwide markets – including a look at the gaps in media measurement and the future role of Joint Industry Currencies.
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Advertisers and agencies are seeking to fill a “gap in the market” that current JIC services have not been able to cover, raising questions over the future of audience measurement in the UK and beyond.
