It’s been a challenging six months for comScore shareholders, with the stock, traded on Nasdaq, surpassing the all-important $1 threshold just twice in the last six months. On October 18, “SCOR” closed at just 50 cents per share.
Could the Q3 results finally bring positive momentum to the audience measurement and media analytics company that seeks to displace Nielsen with various services it offers to TV broadcasters? Nope.
