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PARC monitors and archives all Advertisements on Television, Magazines, Newspapers, Radio and Billboards in 13 media markets (GCC, Pan Arab and the Levant).
 
These are further grouped by Product Category, Brand and Sub-brand. The monitoring system also tags the characteristics of each advertisement along with detailed content information, allowing us to study advertising efforts, expenditure patterns and strategy.
 
All new Advertisements are clipped in MPEG for Television and Radio, JPEG for Print media. These clipped creatives can be viewed on a PC using utilities that are available along with your Operating System. The creatives can also be embedded into your documents and presentations.
 
PARC provides specially designed application software that employs an elegant and organised approach to view these.
 
Story is a comprehensive analysis system comprising of advertising copy viewer, browser and analysis applications for the windows environment.
 
With Story you can efficiently search, browse through and analyze Ad-clippings for Television, Radio & Print. The program can be used to browse through ad-clips both from your hard drive and cdrom.
 
Story is packed with image viewing and multi-media playing features, including preview and full-view window (with several resize options) as well as a video/mpeg viewer.
 
It also offers features for further optimization to view and print text.
 
The advertisements are made available on high quality digital media (CDROM), both on a monthly selection and Adhoc requests
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