{"id":18925,"date":"2014-06-05T10:58:53","date_gmt":"2014-06-05T14:58:53","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.portada-online.com\/?p=18925"},"modified":"2014-06-05T10:58:53","modified_gmt":"2014-06-05T14:58:53","slug":"portadalat-the-online-video-forum-has-started-1-panel-tv-will-turn-into-digital-media","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.portada-online.com\/digital-media\/portadalat-the-online-video-forum-has-started-1-panel-tv-will-turn-into-digital-media\/","title":{"rendered":"#PortadaLat:<\/b> The Online Video Forum has started! 1\u00b0 panel “TV will turn into digital media”"},"content":{"rendered":"
#PortadaLat<\/strong> has now begun, with the Online Video Forum and a presentation by Portada\u2019s publisher, Marcos Baer<\/strong>, on central points that will be addressed during the LatAm Summit: programmatic buying, online video, the relationship between technology and marketing, as well as content marketing, among other topics.<\/p>\n Baer introduced the panel with the question, “What should we think about the reliability of online video metrics today?” In this field, he said, we are \u201cin something like the Wild West.”<\/p>\n After Marcos Baer\u2019s presentation, the panel began with an introduction by moderator Cynthia Evans, managing director of Group M Latin America<\/strong>, and initial remarks on “What is content video” from each of the panelists: Artie Bulgrin, SVP global research & analytics, ESPN; Josh Chasin, chief research officer, comScore; and Marilyn Aldir, digital director of Editorial Televisa.<\/strong><\/p>\n Artie Bulgrin\u00a0<\/strong>(photo), SVP global research & analytics,<\/strong> ESPN<\/strong>, noted that what ESPN seeks is to offer content through a range of different platforms, so they will be available to viewers all the time. That means it is “very hard to measure this, it\u2019s very hard to measure chaos,” he pointed out. Bulgrin added that “we\u2019re used to a digital world where we measure everything.”<\/p>\n “What we need to measure is \u2018how many, how often, how long\u2019 on the different screens,” Bulgrin stated. “What is our situation now? I think we\u2019re close to a way of measuring this in multiple platforms.”<\/p>\n Bulgrin noted out that “50% of our sales are multi-platform.”<\/p>\n