Press

Project Director

Patricia SCHULTZ

CURRENCY STUDY

CESP continuously monitors ACPM’s ONENEXT research, the currency study for measuring press audiences in France. Its main purpose is to measure and qualify press readership among people aged 15 or over residents in mainland France across all press formats and channels.

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Colleges

Chairs of the Press college

Sophie Renaud & Charles Jouvin

Research Director 366 / Marketing, Research and Communication Director Prisma Média Solutions

 

Prochain
Collège

Next college

Thursday, November 21th 2024 / 10:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.

Agenda :

  • To be communicated shortly

Previous
college

Wednesday, May 29th 2024

This college was dedicated to the following topic :

  • Update on the completion of the site in the first half of 2024
  • Analysis of Influence results
  • Feedback on the EMRO conference: the latest in audience measurement in Europe

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Press College of 29.05.24 #Influence #OneNextAuditReport2023
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Press College of 29.09.23 #Influence #innovations #measurement #audience #EMRO
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Press College for 31.05.23 #Audit #OneNext2022 #FAQ
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Press college for 09.12.22 #Invitation “BenteHavimb #proprietarypublisherdata

Press college for 07.10.22 #Tempo
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Press college for 19.05.22 #AuditOnenext2021
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Press college for 10.12.22 #AuditOnenext2020 #FAQ
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Ad hoc Audits

Premium

The Premium study has been conducted by AudiPresse since 2009. It involves surveying company executives, business leaders and high-income households. The main aim of the Premium study is to measure and qualify press readership (dailies and magazines) among a specific population segment defined by ACPM: executives, self-employed white collar professionals, business leaders and individuals living in a household whose net annual income exceeds €60,000. This study also furnishes data on radio listening and TV watching habits, on the frequency of visits to press websites and on media markets.

The EMGS (Etude Médias Grand Sud) study is the eighth such study conducted by TNS Sofres on behalf of the SUD OUEST PUBLICITÉ sales house. In 2010, the geographical scope of the study was extended to the Les Journaux du Midi region. Its aim was to measure the readership of regional and local media in the publishing areas of Sud-Ouest (21 publications in the case of Sud-Ouest dailies and 14 in the case of Les Journaux du Midi). The study encompasses all persons aged 15 and over resident in the 14 departments included in the sample, a total of 5,924,000 individuals (3,572,000 for the region covered by Les Quotidiens du Sud-Ouest and 2,352,000 for Les Journaux du Midi).

EMGS