What began as a curiosity about Europe's fastest game bird in 1955 subsequently gave rise to the esteemed Guinness World Records. Originating from a modest publication in a room above a gym, the company has since evolved into an international multimedia brand, establishing offices from London to Tokyo. Today, the company not only offers books but also engages audiences through television programs and live events. Central to the company's endeavors is a steadfast commitment to inspire individuals, communities, and nations at large to immerse themselves in the world of record-breaking.
Our partnership with Guinness World Records began in 2018, enabling the company to certify the global records achieved by TV series, movies and talent based on Parrot Analytics global audience demand datasets. Here is what Guinness World Records Editor-in-Chief Craig Glenday had to say in our most recent partnership announcement:
"In the age of countless viewing options, it's truly compelling to discern which TV shows and talent capture the hearts and minds of audiences globally. Our recent Guinness World Records titleholders not only indicate a show's global fan demand but also highlight the insatiable and ever-evolving tastes of viewers from different corners of the world. With the unparalleled global insights offered by Parrot Analytics, we can delve deeper into the dynamics of global viewership, appreciating the diverse tapestry of content preferences across nations. Our continued partnership with Parrot Analytics remains instrumental in unveiling the world's most sought-after TV shows and talent."
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1wIt's fantastic to see Cannes Lions highlighting heart, humor, and embracing the weird as key themes. These insights and trends are crucial for driving the industry forward. Can't wait to dive into the full report and bring these learnings back to my team!