Abstract:
Methods, systems, and computer-readable media for identifying users, records, and/or devices using anonymous source data records associated with consumer activity are described. In general, the consumer activity may relate to consumer interactions with devices and/or content or data through devices. The source data records may be structured, such as associating the source data records with a sequential timeline. Behavioral markers may be generated by the matching system and associated with the source data records. Each behavioral marker may be analyzed across all of the source data records to determine the effectiveness of the behavioral marker to identify unique source data records. One or more of the behavioral markers may be used to generate a behavioral fingerprint. A behavioral fingerprint may be used to identify unique records, devices, and/or users, including identification based on different sets of source data records.
Abstract:
Methods, systems, and computer-readable media for managing content presentation information associated with the distribution of content assets to content presentation devices are generally described. A presentation information management system may be configured to verify whether a content asset was presented via a content presentation device according to a distribution plan. In some embodiments, the management system may be configured to generate a content identifier for each content asset accessed by the management system and to receive presentation information when the content asset is presented through a content presentation device. The content identifier may be configured to allow the content asset to be recognized within the management system, such as at the content presentation device, when the content asset is presented at the content presentation device.