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Unny Radhakrishnan, Head of Digital - South Asia, Maxus Global (GroupM/ WPP)
Metrics for TV has been built over the years. The industry also saw the evolution of OTS (Opportunity to See) metrics. However, there is no such metrics for digital as yet. According to me, with billions and billions of impressions, OTS is becoming infinite. On the other hand, benchmarks with respect to visibility have not happened in digital yet. Thus, metrics is more challenging in digital probably because so many things are changing.