Cost Per View (CPV) definition

Cost Per View (CPV)

Name given to the cost per reproduction of an advertising video when a predefined minimum viewing time is reached. There are other billing models for advertising videos such as the cost per full view (CPCV; paid only when the video is seen to the end) and the cost per visible video (CPVV, where it is paid only if the video is visible according to the standard, meaning that the video occupies at least 50% of the number of visible pixels for at least 2 consecutive seconds).

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