Audio Watermarking Technology
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It’s all about your listeners. Your
people, your programming, your gear… they’re all focused on building and
retaining your audience.
We don’t have to tell you about the
direct link between the size and composition of your audience—as
measured and reported by your ratings—and your advertising revenue.
That’s why it’s vital to you that every panelist in your market is
accurately measured and that every station is playing on a level field.
Introducing Voltair, designed to give you greater confidence that every
listener is counted when it counts the most.
Radio ratings have
been called “a game of inches,” where winners and losers are sometimes
decided by the thinnest of margins. Station management teams have always
carefully monitored their markets’ listener data and taken action to
maximize ratings and revenue.
With changes in rating survey
methodologies in recent years, many program directors report making more
dramatic changes than ever before. For example, dayparts have been
moved, local breaks have been reduced, and programming clocks have
become more rigid in response to the hard, quarter-hour boundaries of
ratings credit. Likewise, the industry has seen changes in audio
processing practices, airchain device order and other station
engineering procedures—all in service to optimal performance of
watermark-based ratings technologies.
Because ratings performance
data is provided on a delayed basis, stations lack the means to conduct
real-time analysis of audience response. Programmers have had limited
insight into what efforts are of benefit and why. Hence, most station
efforts to optimize their performance in ratings have been trial and
error, with little insight into what may or may not be effective.
Features:
-Even one listener device worth of data can make a measurable difference in your ratings.
-Insights
into how your audio content is handled during the watermarking process
can show you ways to improve the robustness of your encoding.
-Consideration
of listening environments can guide changes that may improve the
reliability of watermark decoding on listener devices.
-When you have
confidence in the end-to-end watermark system performance of your
stations’ signals, you also have more confidence in the relationship
between ratings and your programming decisions.