ComScore Receives MRC Mobile Accreditation

Building on comScore's recent MRC accreditation for SIVT filtration, this new accreditation targets cross-platform campaign planning.

ComScore today said it has been granted accreditation by the Media Rating Council for its mobile viewable impressions and related viewability metrics for display and video ads, in mobile web and in-app, in validated Campaign Essentials (vCE). This builds on comScore’s recent MRC accreditation of its Sophisticated Invalid Traffic (SIVT) detection capabilities across both desktop and mobile web to provide media buyers greater assurance that their desktop and mobile ads have the opportunity to be seen by a real person.

“We’re working hard to help our clients and the industry bridge the gaps that divide devices and platforms. Cross-platform ad verification — including mobile viewability — helps close one such gap,” said Dan Hess, comScore EVP of products. “We’re pleased that the MRC has accredited our mobile viewability metrics, which complements our recent accreditation for our SIVT detection and filtration practices. These accreditations underscore our commitment to providing buyers with accurate, cross-platform-comparable measures for digital and TV campaigns.”

“We congratulate comScore on the accreditation of its mobile display and video viewability measurement metrics,” said George W. Ivie, MRC’s executive director and CEO. “Expanding its MRC accredited viewability metrics from desktop now to mobile clearly demonstrates comScore’s commitment to quality measurement regardless of platform, and further establishes comScore as an industry leader in promoting a superior measurement environment for the buying and selling of digital advertising.”

Other comScore MRC accreditation include:

  • ComScore was the first company to offer an MRC-accredited viewable GRP for desktop display and video campaigns. The company’s Audience module of validated Campaign Essentials — which includes its reporting of digital campaign age, gender, and behavior-based ethnicity demographics, and the resulting reach, frequency and GRPs — received MRC accreditation in April 2016.

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