comScore, Inc. (NASDAQ: SCOR) reported Q2 GAPP EPS of ($0.09), which may not compare to the analyst estimate of $0.00. Revenue for the quarter came in at $80 million versus the consensus estimate of $78.7 million.

Serge Matta, comScore's president and chief executive officer, said, "Our strong performance in the second quarter reflects continued sharp execution on comScore's key strategic priorities and positive momentum across our business. vCE continues to be a leader in digital measurement as we advance our long-term, strategic partnerships with Yahoo and Google to provide essential digital, mobile and video analytics to global advertisers seamlessly. We are also pleased to announce an expansion of our relationship with GroupM as a Preferred Strategic Partner, allowing us to further grow our vCE client base. This quarter, we continued to meaningfully enhance our core vCE product offerings and increase the value we provide to advertisers with the addition of sophisticated ad fraud detection technology via the MdotLabs acquisition. Looking forward, we are confident that we are very well-positioned to deliver superior value to our clients, partners and shareholders by capitalizing on dynamic market trends around the mobile and multi-platform consumer, ubiquitous video and advertising automation."

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