Hi, my name is Robert. I'm employed by an agency called Nascom where I look after the information architecture and user experience of things.
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Measure your ad exposure
Thursday, 10 May 2007

This fresh gadget allows to measure the exposure of your narrowcasting without installing any other sensors.

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It’s very clever, it uses the ‘red eye effect’ (infrared light) on people to check if they are actually looking at the screen. It doesn’t take pictures though; privacy reasons.. interesting.

 
This allows new narrowcasting models in the form of pay – per- view, like in pay – per – click on the internet. Read more here. Thx for the tip Bram!




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