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Nielsen will persist for the “next several months,” echoing that the measurement company will fall short of its sample marks.
Nielsen is facing some real issues. All Access reports that the company is dealing with supply chain challenges, resulting in clients having a difficult time obtaining Portable People Meters and Designated Delivery Index.
Furthermore, these challenges at Nielsen will persist for the “next several months,” echoing that the measurement company will fall short of its sample marks.
Nielsen sent out a memo informing their clients of what’s to come as they’re “experiencing continued global supply chain challenges related to COVID-19, and we expect that these issues will impact future shipments of PPM devices. Ongoing COVID-19 issues introduced additional pressure on our primary manufacturer, who notified us that they would be unable to fulfill the quantity of PPMs we had ordered and expected.”
“Nielsen’s Data Science and panel teams have adjusted the projected number of new recruits for the coming months to reflect the reduced PPM inventory projections. Accordingly, we forecast that the Persons 6+ DDI across the aggregate of PPM markets will run in the mid-to-high 90s for the next several months.”
The company adds that it expects that new PPM Wearables will enhance its ability to meet its mark. The latest gadgets are expected to roll out in 2022, and Nielsen indicated that it is “exploring a faster rollout timeline.”
Eduardo Razo is the Assistant Content Editor for BNM, which includes writing daily news stories on the news media industry. He can be found on Twitter @eddierazo_ or you can reach him by email at eddie1991razo@gmail.com.
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Tobias, who has made appearances on the station for more than 15 years, claims he didn’t encourage mask-wearing in schools while on the station.
New Jersey 101.5 morning host Bill Spadea is being sued for defamation by a child psychologist who was a guest on his show.
Steven Tobias works at the Center for Child and Family Development filed the suit earlier this week, alleging Spadea defamed him in August 2022 during a “town hall” broadcast on the station by saying Tobias should be indicted for child abuse for his insistence that masks be worn by children in public schools. Spadea also allegedly encouraged parents to “reject crackpots” like Tobias.
Tobias, who has made appearances on the station for more than 15 years, claims he didn’t encourage mask-wearing in schools while on the station. In fact, he claims he said the opposite, saying “the worst thing a parent or caregiver can do is to abruptly try to force a young child to wear a mask”.
Spadea has yet to respond publicly, but did retweet a post made supporting him in the lawsuit that said the host “spoke the truth from the beginning of the lockdown and got it right”.
@BillSpadea spoke the truth from the beginning of the lockdown and got it right! https://t.co/0QBQ5GR2e8
It’s not the first time Kirk has criticized CNN. Last month, he accused the network, along with other media outlets for “trying to bankrupt” InfoWars host Alex Jones.
Charlie Kirk went after CNN’s Dana Bash Thursday for, in his eyes, her lack of pushback on statements made by former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in regards to the threat that domestic terrorists pose to the nation.
“Now, of course, Dana Bash on CNN does not ask the questions. ‘Hey, Hillary, what instance of political violence can you cite?’ Of course, they always mention January 6th, but post that, what example recently can you show that the conservative movement is openly and engaging in violence against people they disagree with? Can you just give us a couple of examples? Because I can give you plenty of examples of the American Left and the Democrat party using violence to accomplish their means.
“They burnt down our entire country during the summer of BLM during Floyd-a-palooza. Antifa. Campus violence that we experience at Turning Point USA and I have personally experienced. How about Brett Kavanaugh? Trying to assassinate Brett Kavanaugh. Or going in front of Supreme Court justices homes. Harassing them, illegally and the Department of Justice doing nothing. Now, of course, Dana Bash of CNN would never ask such a question.”
It’s not the first time Kirk has criticized CNN. Last month, he accused the network, along with other media outlets for “trying to bankrupt” InfoWars host Alex Jones.
In a statement, the Senator said the bill “would allow local broadcast companies to merge without government interference to allow those broadcasters to better compete against these tech giants.”
Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) has introduced a bill to deregulate broadcast ownership laws.
The Local News and Broadcast Media Preservation Act of 2022 would prevent the FCC from limiting how many radio, television, or newspapers one entity could own in a given market.
In November 2017, the FCC eliminated the newspaper/broadcast and radio/television broadcast ownership rules. Republicans fear if a Democratic majority ever happens at the FCC, the rules would be returned to their old standing.
In a statement, the Senator said the bill “would allow local broadcast companies to merge without government interference to allow those broadcasters to better compete against these tech giants.”
Broadcasting+Cable’s John Eggerton says it’s unlikely the bill will pass unless Republicans secure both the House and the Senate in the upcoming mid-term elections.
Gigi Sohn, who President Biden nominated as a Commissioner of the FCC in October of last year, supports station ownership limits. Sohn has yet to be confirmed by the Senate.
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