DMA definition

DMA means an Initial DMA or a Merged DMA, as applicable.
DMA means Designated Market Area as defined by A.C. Nielsen Company based upon viewing patterns and used by the Investing in Television BIA Market Report 2014 (1st edition). DMAs are ranked according to the number of households therein and are used by broadcasters, advertisers, and advertising agencies to aid in evaluating television audience size and composition.
DMA means Designated Market Area as defined by A.C. Nielsen Company and used by the Investing in Television BIA Market Report 2018.

Examples of DMA in a sentence

  • DMA (Direct Market Access) & CFD (Contract For Difference) offer smaller spreads and faster platform execution (no requotes) as your orders go directly to the Market or Liquidity Provider.

  • Financing of sustainable, high-priority urban infrastructure Investment Subprojects by selected ULBs of Andhra Pradesh, through the provision of Investment Subloans, Subgrants, and technical assistance to such ULBs. Project Management Support Provision of project design, implementation, monitoring, and audit support to state-level agencies, including DMA, and ULBs through the provision of technical assistance and incremental operating costs.


More Definitions of DMA

DMA means a geographic area established by Xxxxxxx Media Research for the purpose of rating the viewership of commercial television stations.
DMA means a designated market area as determined by Xxxxxxx Media Research or such successor designation of television markets that may in the future be recognized by the FCC for determining television markets.
DMA means the District Management Area set out in section 2(1) of this Schedule; and
DMA means Designated Market Area as defined by A.C. Nielsen Company and used by the Investing in Radio BIA Market Report 2016 (1st edition). DMAs are ranked according to the number of households therein and are used by broadcasters, advertisers, and advertising agencies to aid in evaluating radio audience size and composition.
DMA means Disaster Management Act, Act 57 of 2002;