The Committees
Serving as true forums for collaboration and debate, six committees define, guide, and approve measures and studies. Scientific and technical commissions, as well as working groups, complement these bodies.
Audimetrics Committee
Founded in 1988—The Audimétrie Committee is composed of 16 members representing television broadcasters, advertisers, and advertising agencies.
Internet Committee
Founded in 2001—The Internet Committee is composed of members representing publishers and operators, advertisers, and their advisors
Radio Committee
Founded in 1989—The Radio Committee is composed of members representing radio groups and stations, advertisers, and advertising agencies
Thematic TV Committee
Established in 2001—The Thematic TV Committee is composed of members representing media agencies and advertisers, as well as broadcasters and ADSL ADSL ADSL (Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line) is a data transmission technology over traditional telephone lines using a higher band of frequencies than those used for telephony. The download speed is higher than the upload speed. Find out more , cable cable A television broadcast method that differs from terrestrial broadcasting and satellite broadcasting. The signal is transported via a cable into the home. N.B.: some fibre-optic networks end with cable over the last 100 metres (Hybrid Fibre-Coaxial technology). Find out more , and satellite operators
Métridom Committee
Founded in 1997—The Métridom Committee is composed of members representing media professionals, advertisers, and advertising agencies
Cross-Media Committee
The Cross-Media Video Committee brings together stakeholders from the television, video, and advertising industries to support developments in video audience measurement.
