Penske has permanent identifiers for about 10% of its portfolio’s audience, which Comscore pegs at over 135 million unique users.
March 19, 2021

Penske Media Corp. is trying to find more ways to sell across its brands and it’s hoping a data studio called the PMC Atlas Data Studio will help whet advertisers' appetites. The owner of Variety, Rolling Stone, WWD and others, Penske launched Atlas earlier this month, offering some 500 different audience segments, many of them either modeled directly on established segments typically reached using third-party segments or pulled directly from advertiser and agency RFPs. Read more below.

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