Sponsored by TMRE: www.iirusa.com Today: 1) Mobile Device R-on-R insights from Research Now. 2) MIndwave Research's Erik Telford shares novel Mobile Device thoughts. 3) Deloitte study says 16- to 24-year olds social network or speak on mobile devices as thy watch TV. 4) Google Consumer Surveys gets direct competition.
Sponsored by TMRE: www.iirusa.com Today: 1) Brian Fine's smartphone R-on-R results. 2) What an analytically-fit company looks like. 3) Three tips for potent business Tweets. Bonus coverage: If you liked the movie, "The Social Network," you will appreciate a Digiday link that shows how Eduardo Saverin tried to sell advertising for Facebook in its first year: www.digiday.com
RBDR is sponsored by Decipher. Click here (www.decipherinc.com to check out "Beacon," Decipher's Industry-leading survey software. Today: 1) Customer Experience guru Harley Manning explains why it trumps other business concerns. 2) Kathryn Korostoff of Research Reporter expresses her concerns about mobile research.
RBDR is sponsored by Decipher. Click here (www.decipherinc.com to check out "Beacon," Decipher's Industry-leading survey software. Today: 1) The first mobile research panel built with major mobile carriers. 2) A GfK study explains new learnings into how to limit consumer zapping of commercials. 3) Nielsen Co. is considering moving its New York City headquarters farther downtown.
Sponsored by www.sotech.com Today 1) Testimony from Apple Computer executives at its .5 billion Samsung patent violation trial discloses tactical market research maneuvers. 2) Facebook hit by allegations of phony advertising clicks and the company admits to 83 million fake users.
www.decipherinc.com (to learn about its leading services & software) Today: 1) Radio data from Arbitron shows signs of being measurable in ways never before available. 2) Perspective: sales funnels need to take greater account of the impact of customers from a marketing and sales perspective. 3) A new media calculator calibrates social spending with traditional media spend.
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