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Critical Mention average salary is $89,200, median salary is $82,500 with a salary range from $66,800 to $125,000.
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Senior Relationship Manager 125,000-125,000 New York, NY, 10001 2014 Critical Mention Senior Relationship Manager Salaries (1)
Critical Mention New York, NY Salaries
System Analyst 85,000-85,000 White Plains, NY, 10601 2014 Critical Mention System Analyst Salaries (1)
Critical Mention White Plains, NY Salaries
Private Banking Account Officer 66,800-66,800 Miami, FL, 33101 2013 Critical Mention Private Banking Account Officer Salaries (1)
Critical Mention Miami, FL Salaries
It Business Analyst 80,000-80,000 White Plains, NY, 10601 2012 Critical Mention It Business Analyst Salaries (1)
Critical Mention White Plains, NY Salaries
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  • Critical Mention, Inc
  • Industry: Television/Cable
  • City: New York, NY
  • Critical Mention Inc. provides a revolutionary service for the real-time monitoring of broadcast television that is changing the way companies gain actionable and vital broadcast information. Broadcast TV is the single most powerful force in forming public opinion and driving consumer decisions, yet organizations do not have the ability to monitor this medium in real-time with any degree of efficiency. Critical Mention subscribers can be alerted to relevant broadcast clips within moments of air time, and can immediately watch the video, read the text, email the clip to a colleague or workgroup, order the clip on CD, or order a