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                                                            <title><![CDATA[ Upfronts: CNN Touts Out-Of-Home Advantage ]]></title>
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                                                                                                                    <dc:creator><![CDATA[ Mike Reynolds ]]></dc:creator>                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            <content:encoded >
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                                <p>New York -- Looking to emphasize its reach edge, CNN will pitch advertisers on the virtues of a new measurement index during this upfront selling season.</p><p>CNN CEO Jeff Zucker, speaking at the news organization’s presentation to media buyers here on Thursday,  talked up CNN’s All Screen, which is supported by Nielsen.</p><p>The measurement will cut across TV, mobile, computer, tablets and out-of-home viewing. As to the latter, CNN said its linear audience benefits from a 32% bump, with offices ranking as the top venue for such viewing.</p><p>“We’ve always known CNN has a substantial out of home unmeasured audience,” Zucker said. “All Screen allows us to measure it on a regular, transparent basis.”</p><p>CNN said it will use the All Screen data to create media plans and conduct post-buy analysis.</p><p>During the presentation, CNN said it holds a substantial advantage over its rivals in the news space, with 112 monthly impressions, versus 88 million for MSNBC and 83 million for Fox News Channel, which is the long-time category leader when it comes to average linear audience and delivery against adults 25 to 54, the so-called news demo.</p>
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