Television & Media Intelligence

Discuss Your Television or Media Intelligence Project

Tell us what you need to follow and the decision it has to support. Every request is reviewed individually, in confidence, before any scope is proposed.

The most useful first message describes the subject, the territories concerned and the moment at which you need to be informed. A competitive perimeter, a format question, a technical migration and a regulatory deadline all lead to very different set-ups.

You do not need a finished brief. Many assignments begin with a question that is still imprecise, and the scoping conversation is precisely where it becomes a workable perimeter, an agreed list of sources and a rhythm of delivery.

Who you are

Only used if you prefer to be called back.

Your requirement

For example: a technology, a market, a competitor, a keyword, an organisation or a person of public interest.

For example: Europe, North America, French-speaking countries, worldwide.

For example: English and French, or English, Spanish and Portuguese.

Optional. It helps us calibrate the scope, not to price a catalogue offer.

Your project

The decisions the monitoring must support, the constraints you already know and anything you have already tried.

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