Bill
Harvey is CEO and president, Next Century Media, Inc. He has spent over 35 years
leading the way in the area of media research with special emphasis on the New
Media. As the 24-year-old strategy head of the American Research Bureau (now
Arbitron), he invented the Area of Dominant Influence or ADI, an audience-based
definition of television markets. ADI has profoundly influenced the advertising
and television industries. Before joining Arbitron. Harvey was a media research
executive at Grey, Kenyon & Eckhardt (now True North) and Interpublic,
specializing in the development of media optimizers.
In
1972, Harvey founded New Electronic Media Science, a marketing media research
consultancy that has served nearly 70 top advertisers and agencies, all major
MSOs, virtually all major networks, and all major Hollywood studios in the area
of New Media. NEMS had its first online service in 1972 and put the first online
questionnaire on Compuserve for World Book in 1982. The company is credited with
coining the term ‘New Electronic Media’ many years before it came to be an
industry standard.
More
recently, in conjunction with IBM and Leonard Matthews, former CEO of Y&R
and of Leo Burnett, Harvey founded Next Century Media which began as the leading
interactive media advisor to advertisers, advertising agencies, entertainment
and media companies worldwide and has now evolved into an enabler and service
provider for addressable TV commercials and TV clickstream measurement.
Through his two companies, Harvey has been involved in every major New Electronic Media trial in the United States since 1975 and many other trials around the world. He is an advisor to many dotcoms including eVoice.com Studioone.net, FamilyClick.net, RadioWoodstock.com and serves on the Board of Worlds.com.
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