Nielsen enhances its cross-platform offering with attention metrics from Adelaide

Continuing its goodwill tour to enhance measurement offerings for publishers, agencies and brands, Nielsen has signed a deal with measurement firm Adelaide to incorporate the latter’s attention metrics into the former’s outcomes measurement offering in Nielsen ONE. 

In what Nielsen is calling a “strategic collaboration,” Digiday has learned that Adelaide’s AU attention metric is being folded into Nielsen ONE to help customers get closer to determining outcomes — the measurement rallying cry of 2025. It’s the first major audience platform to incorporate Adelaide into its offering, in this case Nielsen’s cross-platform measurement service. 

It’s all about being able to better understand campaign effectiveness across reach and attention measurement. Clients want it to know where to invest their marketing dollars, agencies want it to show their clients the choices made are effective, and publishers want it to prove they’re the right destination for those marketing dollars. 

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Why the sky’s no longer the limit for live TV advertising

Matt Cerussi, senior director of West Coast ad sales and national tune-in, DIRECTV Advertising

Live TV is no longer tethered to the living room, and neither are the audiences that advertisers want to reach. As millions of people gear up for holiday travel, new in-flight entertainment innovations and dynamic ad insertion mean that the sky is no longer the limit for brands looking to reach consumers on the go.

According to a survey commissioned by airline industry guru The Points Guy, nearly two in three Americans (65%) are planning to travel between Thanksgiving and New Year’s Day this year, up from just over half (51%) who said the same in 2024. Three in five holiday travelers (60%) plan to fly to their destination this holiday season, representing a huge, largely untapped audience.

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