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November 30, 2011

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Chief Editor: Leonard Murphy
What Happens in Vegas is Captured (and Sold) by Facebook
Are Market Research Clients Respected?
Is Asking "Why" a Reckless Act? Better to Focus on Behavior
Crushing the Cost of Predicting the Future
State of Play: Four Types of Research Gamification
Information Assassination – How Media Simply Get the Research Wrong
 
» NEWS: Market Research News from Nov 17 to Nov 30, 2011
» TOP 10: MRX Stories on Twitter
» EVENT: Annual BAQMaR Conference - Win a Free Pass!

What Happens in Vegas is Captured (and Sold) by Facebook

What Happens in Vegas is Captured (and Sold) by Facebook

Today, 'your privacy' is easily translated to 'your data'. David Brudenell argues that this will be The Conversation over the next five years. It will be the central intersection between businesses and us. The issue will not be Are you violating it? but rather, What are you giving me for access to it? Read More

 

Are Market Research Clients Respected?

Are Market Research Clients Respected?

Some research agencies are publicly envisaging a future without client-side researchers. Client-side researcher Edward Appleton finds that 'amazing' and wonders whether "we are really such a disrespected species as to be one destined to lose out in the Darwinian process?" Read More

 

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Is Asking "Why" a Reckless Act? Better to Focus on Behavior

Is Asking Why a Reckless Act?  Better to Focus on Behavior

The understanding of how humans make decisions has shifted in the past few years by looking at the role played by intuition, emotion and context. There is consensus in the market research industry that we need new methods for this new world but no consensus on what those methods should be. Read More

 

Crushing the Cost of Predicting the Future

Crushing the Cost of Predicting the Future

Large and diverse sets of data have become abundant as more information is posted on the Internet, Now the cost of analyzing and visualizing that data is dropping fast, too, with interesting implications for all kinds of decision-making. Read More

 

EVENT: Annual BAQMaR Conference - Win a Free Pass!

December 8 | Ghent, Belgium

 

This year's conference will bring together some of the brightest minds of the industry who found 'creative ways' to grasp the new opportunities or to overcome some of the issues we face today. Let's take you on a journey to discover all the creativity that is out there!

 

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VIRTUAL EVENT: Game On! The Great Gamification Challenge

Friday, December 16th at 12:00 PM EST

 

NewMR and GreenBook present a gamified virtual event. A panel of thought leaders with a wide range of views on the topic will debate to sway the audience toward their position (and we'll measure who wins!)

 

It's time to submit your questions, vote on the questions submitted, and register for the webinar – it's free.

State of Play: Four Types of Research Gamification

State of Play: Four Types of Research Gamification

It seems like a good time to take stock of the different directions 'research gamification' is going in right now. Tom Ewing has found four of them (soft, hard, context, and sandbox gamification) and explains what it all means, including examples. Read More

 

Information Assassination – How Media Simply Get the Research Wrong

Information Assassination – How Media Simply Get the Research Wrong

When reading about research in the media, it's important to realize what is often being done to the data. It's being shortened, restated, spun, and sometimes even blatantly misinterpreted or misapplied. Ron Sellers offers a few steps researchers can take to mitigate the problem. Read More

 

Market Research NEWS | November 17 to November 30, 2011

Carrier IQ drops legal action against software researcher research-live.com
Ipsos Loyalty launches mobile panel research-live.com
EBay bets $80m on Hunch for smarter product suggestions  research-live.com
'Right to be forgotten' is unenforceable, says ICO research-live.com
Bunchball working with Adobe on gamification analytics research-live.com
Psychology books of the year 2011
GE to Open New Software HQ, Eyes Big Data Developments
2012 Trends: A Virtuous Circle of Technology and Content Adoption
Black Friday Sales Gains Strongest Since 2007
47 New Digital Media Resources You May Have Missed

Top 10 #MRX Stories: 6 Degrees of the Third Degree

Top 10 #MRX Stories: 6 Degrees of the Third Degree

Stay on top of what the market researchers are saying on Twitter. Of the 1,118 unique links shared by the Twitter #MRX community last week, here are the top ten most retweeted (after counting no more than one tweet per company). Read More

 
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