Why Activision Blizzard Media is using an Attention Measurement Scorecard to raise marketers’ confidence in gaming
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In Q4 of this year, Activision Blizzard Media is launching in beta a new measurement tool dubbed the Attention Measurement Scorecard. The goal: to raise brands’ and marketers’ confidence in in-game advertising.
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