Comscore, Inc. (NASDAQ: SCOR) will announce its financial results for the second quarter ended June 30, 2026, during a conference call scheduled for Wednesday, August 12, 2026. The media measurement and analytics firm, based in Reston, Va., will provide an update on its operational and financial performance for the period. The call is set to begin at 5:00 p.m. ET, offering investors and analysts direct access to management’s commentary on the quarter’s outcomes.

The conference call will be available through multiple channels to accommodate a broad range of participants. Interested parties may listen via a live webcast hosted on the company’s investor relations platform. Alternatively, individuals can participate by telephone after registering in advance to receive dial-in details.

Access Details

Comscore has provided specific instructions for accessing the earnings discussion. Telephone participants must register prior to the event to obtain the necessary connection information.

Upon completing the telephone registration process, participants will receive a unique PIN number and the dial-in number required to join the call. This ensures secure and organized access for all attendees. A replay of the conference call will be archived on Comscore’s investor events page following the live session, allowing those unable to attend in real time to review the management discussion and analysis.

Comscore operates as a global partner for planning, transacting, and evaluating media across platforms. The company leverages a data footprint that combines digital, linear TV, and over-the-top viewership intelligence with advanced audience insights. This infrastructure enables media buyers and sellers to quantify multiscreen behavior and make informed business decisions. As a third-party source for cross-platform measurement, Comscore continues to serve as a key resource for reliable audience and advertising metrics in the digital and traditional media landscape.

Comscore today announced integrations across leading streaming and podcast platforms Spotify, SiriusXM, Triton Digital, Acast, and Libysn. Utilizing Proximic by Comscore’s transcript-level intelligence, advertisers can now activate brand-safety solutions and AI-powered Predictive Audiences. This development brings audio closer to the targeting precision on par with display, video, and CTV.

With podcasts becoming part of people’s weekly routines, especially among 25–34 year olds who have the highest engagement at 45% tuning in each week, audio is increasingly representing a larger part of omnichannel media plans. Yet investment has lagged consumer engagement due to a lack of tools for relevance, suitability, and accountability, making it more difficult to evaluate and activate with the same consistency as other programmatic channels.

Proximic’s expanded audio offering helps to close that gap by moving beyond broad genre tags and demographic proxies to analyze podcast and streaming content at the transcript level. This capability allows advertisers to align campaigns with the actual topics and context of specific episodes, not just the podcast show’s broader themes. Using episode-level brand safety and suitability classifications creates opportunities for more relevant ad placements and brand protection grounded in what's being said in an individual recording.

Strategic Partnerships

"Brands recognize that podcasts are having a cultural moment," said Jessica Trainor, Head of Partnerships, Proximic by Comscore. "By delivering transcript-level intelligence based on what is actually being said during an episode, Proximic is helping advertisers invest with confidence and reach listeners in the moments and environments that matter."

"Audio advertising is scaling quickly because the infrastructure around it is rapidly developing — from premium inventory and programmatic activation to audience targeting, measurement and brand suitability," said Sherene Hilal, Chief Ad Product and Technology Officer, SiriusXM and AdsWizz. "SiriusXM Media and AdsWizz were early supporters of Proximic by Comscore’s audio capabilities, validating the value of these tools with advertisers and platform customers from the start. By bringing the rich signal from transcript-level intelligence to a global platform integration, we give buyers even more context, control and confidence as they activate across tens of millions of premium podcast episodes globally."

"Podcast advertising isn't just an afterthought anymore; it's a core buy," said Valerie Reimer, SVP Business Development & Strategic Partnerships at Acast. "By bringing Proximic by Comscore’s transcript-level intelligence to Acast, we're giving advertisers the granular control they’ve been asking for. It allows brands to activate across our inventory with the absolute contextual confidence they’ve come to expect."

"Podcasting is a very high engagement media environment, and advertisers increasingly want to make it a more meaningful part of their plans," said John Rosso, President and CEO, Triton Digital. "But the medium is highly fragmented, and buyers need better ways to identify the right content and context for their message. Triton is pleased to enable Comscore’s transcript-level intelligence, helping advertisers bring greater precision, relevance and confidence to their audio investments."

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