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Oct 27, 2010
CASBAA: Absence of metrics holding back pay-TV potential
HONG KONG – The pay-TV industry needs to improve the quality of its measurement if it is to offer a compelling proposition to advertisers, according to a panel of media owners, analysts and agency executives at one of this morning’s Casbaa sessions.
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