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March Madness 2022 TV Viewing Pacing Ahead of Last Year
Skip to contentBy Brian Hughes For the second year in a row, the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament has proven to be a highly unpredictable one, defying fans’ and experts’ opinions, and busting a lot of brackets across the country. Some of the biggest stories to emerge thus far include defending champions Baylor losing to number eight seed UNC in the second round and underdog Saint Peter’s University (a number 15 seed) beating both Kentucky and Murray State to advance to the Sweet 16. In terms of broadcast and cable viewership, upsets and close games are always good for driving...…Skip to contentBy Brian Hughes For the second year in a row, the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament has proven to be a highly unpredictable one, defying fans’ and experts’ opinions, and busting a lot of brackets across the country. Some of the biggest stories to emerge thus far include defending champions Baylor losing to number eight seed UNC in the second round and underdog Saint Peter’s University (a number 15 seed) beating both Kentucky and Murray State to advance to the Sweet 16. In terms of broadcast and cable viewership, upsets and close games are always good for driving...WW…

MISINFORMATION IS THRIVING—AND WHAT BRANDS SHOULD DO ABOUT IT - MAGNA
Skip to contentBy Maia Vines, Published on AdAgeMagna and Zefr find misinformation thrives on social media and TVBrands need to be especially careful when it comes to running ads in places where misinformation thrives: That’s because consumers are just as likely to blame a brand for so-called fake news it appears next to as the author who posted it, according to a new study.Ninety-three percent of consumers are exposed to misinformation, with most agreeing that it’s “out of control,” regardless of political ideology, according to a study published today by IPG agency Magna and data and...…Skip to contentBy Maia Vines, Published on AdAgeMagna and Zefr find misinformation thrives on social media and TVBrands need to be especially careful when it comes to running ads in places where misinformation thrives: That’s because consumers are just as likely to blame a brand for so-called fake news it appears next to as the author who posted it, according to a new study.Ninety-three percent of consumers are exposed to misinformation, with most agreeing that it’s “out of control,” regardless of political ideology, according to a study published today by IPG agency Magna and data and...WW…

NEW MAGNA RESEARCH WITH ZEFR REVEALS 93% OF CONSUMERS ARE EXPOSED TO MISINFORMATION, AND EXPECT BRANDS TO TAKE ACTION - MAGNA
Skip to contentNew York, NY – November 15, 2022 – MAGNA Media Trials, in collaboration with brand suitability leader Zefr, released a new study today that examines the impact of misinformation on consumers and brands. Voices on Misinformation takes an in-depth look at consumer sentiment and perceptions of misinformation and identifies how people are dealing with it in their daily lives. Further, the study highlights the potential impact on brands thought to be associated with misinformation.Voices on Misinformation found that consumers continue to be exposed to a high-volume of...…Skip to contentNew York, NY – November 15, 2022 – MAGNA Media Trials, in collaboration with brand suitability leader Zefr, released a new study today that examines the impact of misinformation on consumers and brands. Voices on Misinformation takes an in-depth look at consumer sentiment and perceptions of misinformation and identifies how people are dealing with it in their daily lives. Further, the study highlights the potential impact on brands thought to be associated with misinformation.Voices on Misinformation found that consumers continue to be exposed to a high-volume of...WW…
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