As part of Rovi’s Smart TV Field Trial in the US, it claims its TV advertising campaigns achieved a click through rate of 13%.The trial took place in April 2011, and the ads were displayed on Internet-connected televisions and Blu-ray Disc players from Samsung Electronics and Sony. The Smart TV Field Trial Advertising program is… Continue reading 13% click through rate on connected TV campaigns, claims Rovi
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