Research

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CIMM commissions numerous papers, studies and strategic initiatives to explore new opportunities and innovations, solve pressing challenges, and deliver improvements across the media, advertising and measurement industries.

  • CIMM projects employ a range of methodologies and are delivered by leading industry experts and consultants, working to scopes developed collaboratively with CIMM members.
 
  • Each project is designed to deliver clear, practical guidance and to explore the strategic implications for the industry. Findings are shared with members through Monthly Member meetings, live events, and Working Groups, with access to underlying data assets provided where appropriate.
 
  • Some projects are published more broadly, while others are available exclusively to CIMM members.

Research Projects

Explore a selection of CIMM research. Full access is included with membership.

Local TV & Video Guidelines and Buyer’s Guide

Identity Infrastructure 2.0: Innovation, Transparency, and Privacy-First Architecture in the US TV & CTV Ecosystem

Between Expansion and Collapse:  An Identity Buyer’s Guide

Counting What Counts: The Future of TV Advertising Measurement

The Paradox of Plenty: Advertisers’ Perspectives on the State of Measurement – Executive Summary

Funding the Fiesta:  The Economics of National TV Currency in the US Market

The Measurement is the Message: Effective practices for B2B marketing measurement

Attention Measurement Playbook for Marketers

Plugging the Gaps:  A Diagnostic Analysis of Local TV and Video Measurement

The Challenges of Using IP Address for Audience Identification and Measurement

Brave New World: Best Practices for Planning, Buying and Measuring CTV and Streaming Ad Campaigns

The Case for an Industry Action Plan:  Supporting an Open, Industry-standard Watermarking Solution

How do we determine which projects get funded?

  • CIMM identifies industry-wide strategic priorities and scopes research initiatives on these areas through constant member outreach and input across all of the Working Groups.
  • These priorities are reviewed twice-yearly by CIMM’s Steering Committee, who help guide our research agenda and approve major research initiatives.
  • Members can contribute to the development of CIMM’s research agenda through participation in our Working Groups.

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