DoubleVerify and NBCUniversal Expand Partnership to Launch First-of-its-Kind Program-Level Measurement Solution

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DoubleVerify, a leading software platform for digital media measurement, data and analytics, and NBCUniversal, announced an expanded partnership to provide program-level measurement solutions across over the top (OTT) devices, including Connected TV (CTV). This new development in streaming verification will enable NBCUniversal advertisers to measure brand safety and suitability, and content performance at the program level.
"Today marks a key shift in streaming measurement and authentication,” said Mark Zagorski, CEO of DoubleVerify. “We're excited to collaborate with NBCUniversal to introduce this revolutionary capability, boosting advertiser confidence and delivering unmatched transparency at the program level. With this expanded partnership, advertisers will be able to maximize brand equity protection and campaign performance across premium streaming media.”
With this partnership, advertisers will benefit from media quality measurement and additional insights at the show level. All measurement and insights will be enabled through a data collaboration integration between NBCUniversal and DoubleVerify.
Expanded partnership benefits will include:
- Program Level Classifications Powered by AI: Leverage DV’s AI technology to classify show-level content in order to increase transparency and measure brand safety and suitability across devices, including CTV
- Comprehensive Streaming Insights: Analyze campaign performance using new metrics such as programming details, genre, ratings and much more. Detailed campaign reporting will be available in DV PinnacleⓇ, DV’s industry-leading, unified service and analytics platform
- Independent Measurement: Brands can rest assured that their ads are authenticated by an independent, third-party measurement provider.
- Visual Elements –– Objects and people, identified through Computer Vision (CV) models and Optical Character Recognition (OCR)
- Audio and Speech –– Video dialogue and music
- Text –– Metadata, captions, and transcriptions, classified using Natural Language Processing (NLP)
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