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Past SymposiaSymposium
- San Francisco - 2011 (55)

- Valencia - 2009 (54)

- Vienna - 2007 (58)

- Prague - 2005 (54)

- Cambridge, Massachusetts - 2003 (52)

- Venice - 2001 (53)

- Hong Kong - 1991 (53)

- Florence - 1999 (58)

- Vancouver - 1997 (56)

- Berlin - 1995 (48)

- San Francisco - 1993 (55)

- Barcelona - 1988 (49)

- Salzburg - 1985 (54)

- Montreal - 1983 (69)

- New Orleans - 1981 (70)

Symposium Session
- San Francisco - 2011 (55)
- Session 1 - New Business Models for Publishers (7)

- Session 2 - Out of the Silos: Cross-Media Measurement Approaches (3)

- Session 3 - Drivers of Consumer Media Behaviour and Receptivity (5)

- Session 4 - Consumers in Control: Buzz, Social Media and User-Generated Content (5)

- Session 5 - Tablet Users: Behaviours and Mindsets (4)

- Session 6 - Panel: Tablet Metrics for Editorial and Advertising Evaluation? (4)

- Session 7 - Methodological Developments: Audience Estimation Models & Methods (8)

- Session 8 - Methodological Issues in the Accurate Capture of Multi-Platform Behaviour (8)

- Session 9 - What we Say, What we Do: Passive Behavioural Measurement vs. Self-Reported Behaviour (6)

- Session 10 - Determinants of Ad Effectiveness: Creative, Targeting & Context in Media Planning and ROI Assessment (5)

- Session 1 - New Business Models for Publishers (7)
- Valencia - 2009 (54)
- Vienna - 2007 (58)
- Session 1 - Opening Session (5)

- Session 2 - YOUNG READERS AND OTHER PERTINENT ISSUES (5)

- Session 3 - CONFRONTING NEW NEEDS (5)

- Session 4 - ADVANCING DATA INTEGRATION (6)

- Session 5 - PRINT AND MULTIMEDIA PLANNING (10)

- Session 6 - NEW MEASUREMENT TOOLS (6)

- Session 7 - PRINT ADVERTISING EFFECTIVENESS (5)

- Session 8 - REFINING OUR METHODS (7)

- Session 9 - PRINT ENGAGEMENT (3)

- Session 10 - PRINT MEDIA AS BRANDS (6)

- Session 1 - Opening Session (5)
- Prague - 2005 (54)
- Cambridge, Massachusetts - 2003 (52)
- Venice - 2001 (53)
- Session 1 - Maximising print in the planning process (2)

- Session 10 - INTEGRATING PRINT IN THE PLANNING PROCESS: INTERMEDIA (8)

- Session 2 - THE PLANNING PROCESS (4)

- Session 3 - QUALITY AND IMPACT OF FUSION (6)

- Session 4 - RECENT READING ISSUES (6)

- Session 5 - DATA COLLECTION - WHAT'S NEW? (6)

- Session 6 - IMPROVING FIELDWORK (3)

- Session 7 - NICHE AUDIENCES (6)

- Session 8 - THE DIGITAL LANDSCAPE: THE INTERNET AS A MEDIUM AND AS A MEASUREMENT TOOL (7)

- Session 9 - THE ADVERTISING EFFECTIVENESS OF PRINT AND THE QUALITY OF THE READING EVENT (5)

- Session 1 - Maximising print in the planning process (2)
- Florence - 1999 (58)
- Session 1 - WHEN WORLDS COLLIDE WILL PRINT MEASUREMENT MEASURE UP? (1)

- Session 10 - WEB AND PRINT : SYNERGY OR CANNIBALISATION (5)

- Session 2 - WHERE ARE WE COMING FROM? (2)

- Session 3 - ENHANCING OUR READERSHIP METHODS PROBLEMS REVISITED (6)

- Session 4 - THE RESPONSE RATE CHALLENGE (11)

- Session 5 - ENHANCING OUR READERSHIP METHODS : NEW APPROACHES (10)

- Session 6 - REFINING OUR MODELS (7)

- Session 7 - PRINT: EXPLOITING THE COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE (10)

- Session 8 - 2020 VISION - WHO WILL BE READING? (2)

- Session 9 - WEB MEASUREMENT AND MARKETING (4)

- Session 1 - WHEN WORLDS COLLIDE WILL PRINT MEASUREMENT MEASURE UP? (1)
- Vancouver - 1997 (56)
- Session 1 - OVERVIEW OF CURRENT PRACTICE AND WHAT'S NEW (1)

- Session 10 - BEYOND AIR (2)

- Session 11 - CAN MACHINES DO IT BETTER? - TECHNOLOGY (6)

- Session 12 - CAN DO IT BETTER? -TECHNOLOGY (6)

- Session 2 - POLITICS & INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS (5)

- Session 3 - IS THERE A RIGHT WAY? COMPARISON OF METHODS (6)

- Session 4 - FUSION AND MODELLING (4)

- Session 5 - TECHNICAL ISSUES (6)

- Session 6 - CAN WE DO MORE AND CAN WE DO IT BETTER? (8)

- Session 7 - ACCOUNTABILITY & INTERMEDIA COMPARISONS (4)

- Session 8 - PERFORMANCE OF MEDIA (4)

- Session 9 - AUDIENCE MANAGEMENT, CIRCULATION AND READERSHIP (4)

- Session 1 - OVERVIEW OF CURRENT PRACTICE AND WHAT'S NEW (1)
- Berlin - 1995 (48)
- San Francisco - 1993 (55)
- Session 10 - Fusion, modelling audience accumulation (9)

- Session 2 - Major industry initiatives (9)

- Session 3 - Other important issues (4)

- Session 4 - Screening and read to screen (4)

- Session 5 - Model bias, readers per copy and other issues (12)

- Session 6 - Survey and media effects (8)

- Session 7 - International harmonisation (3)

- Session 8 - Newspaper readership (3)

- Session 9 - Qualitative measures (3)

- Session 10 - Fusion, modelling audience accumulation (9)
- Hong Kong - 1991 (53)
- Session 1 - WHERE HAVE WE GOT TO? (5)

- Session 10 - HARMONISATION - CROSSING BORDERS (4)

- Session 2 - THE IDEAL SURVEY (7)

- Session 3 - TECHNICAL ISSUES (10)

- Session 4 - DATA COLLECTION (3)

- Session 5 - FIRST READ YESTERDAY (5)

- Session 6 - RESPONSE RATES (5)

- Session 7 - FUSION & DATA MANIPULATION (6)

- Session 8 - THE MULTIPLIER EFFECT - A PANEL SESSION (3)

- Session 9 - QUALITY OF READING (5)

- Session 1 - WHERE HAVE WE GOT TO? (5)
- Barcelona - 1988 (49)
- Session 1 - Comparative methodologies and changes since salzburg (2)

- Session 10 - Electronic measurement of magazine audiences (2)

- Session 2 - The challenges facing print (6)

- Session 3 - Media choices (6)

- Session 4 - Validation and realiability (6)

- Session 5 - Readership and circulation (3)

- Session 6 - Quality of reading (8)

- Session 7 - Quality of reader (5)

- Session 8 - Fusion and ascripition (4)

- Session 9 - New technical issues (7)

- Session 1 - Comparative methodologies and changes since salzburg (2)
- Salzburg - 1985 (55)
- Session 1 - Comparative methodologies and major changes since New Orleans (8)

- Session 2 - VALIDITY AND RELIABIILITY (10)

- Session 3 - TECHNICAL ISSUES (PART 1) (6)

- Session 4 - TECHNICAL ISSUES (PART 2) (7)

- Session 5 - READERS PER COPY (5)

- Session 6 - INTERMEDIA COMPARISONS AND FUSIONS (7)

- Session 7 - QUALITATIVE ISSUES (7)

- Session 8 - HOW ARE WE DOING? (5)

- Session 1 - Comparative methodologies and major changes since New Orleans (8)
- Montreal - 1983 (68)
- Session 1 - COMPARATIVE METHODOLOGIES AND MAJOR CHANGES SINCE MONTREAL (7)

- Session 10 - Other uses of audience research (4)

- Session 2 - Definitions and objectives of readership research (5)

- Session 3 - Validity: concepts and experimentation (7)

- Session 4 - Validity: panels and other approaches (5)

- Session 5 - Technical issues: title recognition, screens and filters, and bias (10)

- Session 6 - Technical issues: non-response, title rotation and source or age of issue (5)

- Session 7 - The qualitative aspects (11)

- Session 8 - Models and predictions (8)

- Session 9 - Other uses of audience research (6)

- Session 1 - COMPARATIVE METHODOLOGIES AND MAJOR CHANGES SINCE MONTREAL (7)
- New Orleans - 1981 (70)
- Session 1 - Current Practices across the world (17)

- Session 2 - Alternative techniques and the problems of validation (17)

- Session 3 - Filters, visual aids and rotation (6)

- Session 4 - Frequency scales: their design and application (6)

- Session 5 - From media opportunity to advertisement exposure and effect (6)

- Session 6 - Data manipulation: reach and frequency models (7)

- Session 7 - How readers can be classified and described (5)

- Session 8 - Some observations on the way ahead (6)

- Session 1 - Current Practices across the world (17)
Topic
- Advertising Effects (95)

- Analysis Issues (23)

- Apps - readership on (5)

- Brand Attributes (5)

- Data Collection (49)

- Digital Platforms (43)

- Editorial Research (8)

- Electronic Measurement (43)

- Engagement (all platforms) - see also Quality of Reading (16)

- Fieldwork (6)

- First Reading (21)

- Frequency of Reading (17)

- Fusion and Modelling (100)

- General (68)

- Industry Issues (38)

- Inter-media Comparison (85)

- Internet (as data collection tool) (28)

- Internet audiences / measurement (15)

- Mobile telephones - as a data collection device (2)

- Mobile telephones - readership on (5)

- Model Bias (15)

- Multi-platform Measurement (66)

- Newspaper Measurement (18)

- Page Exposure (24)

- Panel Research (25)

- Quality of Reading (73)

- Questionnaire Design (74)

- Readers-per-copy(RPC) (30)

- Readership Model (94)

- Reliability(see also validity) (15)

- Response Rates (35)

- Return on Investment - see also Advertising Effects (5)

- Sampling (7)

- Sections Readership (13)

- Social media (4)

- Survey Descriptions (98)

- Tablets and e-readers - readership on (11)

- Targetting (44)

- Validity(see Reliability) (46)
