By Leonard Murphy

The 2010 Honomichl Top 50 Report was released earlier than expected. Let's contrast it with the GRIT Top 50 Innovative firms to understand innovation as a driver of revenue growth. Read More

By Kevin Lonnie

If Marketing Research is outdated, how do we define our new larger reality? The range of potential tools and applications - everything from ideation development to social media monitoring to Crowdsourcing - becomes difficult to pin down. Read More

By Liz Van Patten

Sustaining participant engagement in bulletin board discussion can be challenging. Here are 5 more tips to keep them involved. Read More

By Julie W.S.

The smart phone, Flipcam, and YouTube have collectively deputized ordinary people to become participant observers, not just of the lives of others, but of their own lives. Let your customers engage in the useful comparison between what they say, what they think they do, and what they actually do - here are a few examples. Read More

By Chris Forbes

Let's look at what this means for survey design and data collection, data analysis and insight communication, the new opportunities for clients and the implications for research agencies. Read More

By Trendstream and Global Web Index

Trendstream conducted six waves of surveys about global consumer adoption of the Internet and social media to define three behavior types: messagers, groupers and content sharers. Global Web Index has mapped these differences in a stunning infographic. Read More

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Exclusive By Jeffrey Henning

There's now ample opportunity to stay on top of what the market research community is saying on Twitter. Here are the top 10 most re-tweeted links shared by the #MRX community collected and summarized. Read More