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Free Arbitron Media Studies

As a leader in media research, Arbitron delivers industry studies about the exposure, effectiveness and engagement of audiences. Download the following studies to learn more about the unique qualities of each medium.

The Arbitron Bar Media Report

Airport Study CoverIn-bar advertising has traditionally conjured up images of neon-lit signs promoting beverages for sale. The new bar landscape features a wide range of nonendemic brand messages designed to take advantage of the young, upwardly mobile crowds these establishments attract. Learn more about the demographics of this audience and what sets them apart.

Digital Billboard Report: Cleveland Case Study

The Digital Billboard Report reveals new insights about travelers’ awareness and attitudes toward digital billboards on major highways and gauges their level of engagement. In this study of Cleveland travelers, more than eight out of 10 could successfully recall at least one of the ads running during the survey period and the majority of commuters agreed that digital billboards are a “cool way to advertise.”

The Arbitron Away-From-Home Television Viewing Study

Away-From-Home Television Viewing Study CoverThe Arbitron Away-From-Home Television Viewing Study found that the viewing habits of television viewers are more nomadic than previously thought.  More than one out of every three television viewers (35 percent) spend some portion of their weekly television viewing hours at a location other than their own home.  This study delves into the out-of-home television exposure of viewers and what those viewers look like.

 

Last updated: 3.17.09