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In this paper, we study two features of digital video ads on content-streaming platforms: length and skippability. Working with vdo. ai, we conduct a field experiment and randomly assign users to the Skippable/Long and Non-Skippable/Short versions of the same ad. We find that compared to the Non-Skippable/Short ad, the Skippable/Long ad version in our study increases ad consumption but decreases video consumption.
Modern digital advertising platforms allow ads to be targeted in a variety of ways, and generally aim to match the ad being shown with either the user or the content being shown. In this study, we examine the effect of matching in emotional content of ads and the video on which the ad is shown on consumers’ engagement with the ad.
This paper presents an approach for monitoring Facebook posts and comments in real-time, with an aim at identifying plausible riots that could spur up as a result. In this research, we employ an NLP and sentiment analysis based algorithm to classify a discussion as likely to cause a riot or not and identify the power groups involved in it.