… from the Business Insider IGNITION conference in New York last week. YouTube, Facebook, social TV, Mediamath and the “brain-dead” metric that is CTR.
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Ping! 9.50am Last Friday an email hits my inbox from the National Readership Survey (NRS).
To say it was eagerly awaited may be a slight exaggeration but nonetheless I had a deadline and my editor’s strict on time.