📊 The Spiderverse of Measurement: Comscore’s CMO on Rebooting TV Metrics
Welcome to the Multi-Universe of Measurement. 🕸️ In this video from our Cannes collab with @marketecturetv, Comscore CMO ...
Chief Marketing Officer, Comscore
Search every verified Jackelyn Keller interview, podcast appearance, and on-the-record quote — each transcript cross-checked by AI and human review to confirm speaker identity. In a mid-August 2025 interview, Comscore Chief Marketing Officer Jackelyn Keller discussed the company's role in the evolving television measurement landscape. Keller described the current state of measurement as "not universal," "not clean," and "a bit chaotic," noting that different parts of the industry operate in different "spiderverses" — from linear TV with local currency to digital-first programmatic environments. She stated that Comscore has "built a currency that can flex between these different spiderverses," providing interoperability and clarity to marketers concerned about duplication and whether their impressions were counted. Keller characterized Comscore as "an intelligence company" with data insights and measurement solutions, including currency. She said the company's goal is to "unite and connect all of the webs together" and to collaborate with others rather than be the only player. Keller also referenced an "RIP GRP" out-of-home display, saying the message is that "it's not one size fits all" and that industry collaboration is needed to create a flexible currency. She compared the need for new measurement infrastructure to the shift from gas cars to electric vehicles, stating that "with multi and alternative currencies, we need an infrastructure that can support whatever currency we have."
“The future of measurement is not universal. It's not clean. It's a bit chaotic, a little bit chaotic.”
“When it comes to the future of measurement, it kind of depends on where you're sitting in the ecosystem because you might be in one reality very focused on linear pipes and traditional TV with local currency and MRC accreditation, and for someone in a more digital-first programmatic spiderverse, it's a completely diffe...”
“Comscore has built a currency that can flex between these different spiderverses, providing interoperability and clarity to marketers worried about duplication and whether their impressions were even counted.”
“The traditional currency was built on GRP and a one-size-fits-all spiderverse, which worked for then, but the ecosystem has evolved and technology allows us to do much more.”
“The future of measurement is already here. Comscore is not just a measurement company; we have data assets that help brands understand evolving consumer behavior across connected, cross-platform devices.”
“The message with the RIP GRP is that it's not one size fits all; we should come together to create a currency that can flex, and it will take more than just Comscore—it will take a lot of industry collaboration.”
“We have an infrastructure built for one type of currency, but with multi and alternative currencies, we need an infrastructure that can support whatever currency we have, much like how EVs require a different fueling infrastructure than traditional gas cars.”
“We're here to unite and connect all of the webs together, to conglomerate, not to be the only player but to collaborate and bring everybody together to stop the glitching.”
Welcome to the Multi-Universe of Measurement. 🕸️ In this video from our Cannes collab with @marketecturetv, Comscore CMO ...
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