Tom Ewing

Tom Ewing

Tom started in the industry in 1998 at Research International, working in their quantitative modeling department. As the only arts graduate in a team of hardcore statisticians, he found his niche as the "internet guy", and moved on to do audience measurement and analysis at Nielsen NetRatings. While at NetRatings, Tom took on copywriting, PR, and marketing duties, then returned to RI in a marketing and editorial role. Meanwhile Tom has been blogging and running online communities since 2000, and became interested in their connections to research. He moved to Kantar Operations as Social Media Knowledge Leader, consulting on social media research strategy and practice throughout the Kantar Group. At BrainJuicer Labs, Tom is working on a combination of all of his interests: social media; online culture; writing, building, and thinking; and above all, learning more about people.

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Five Big Themes From IIeX 2019
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Five Big Themes From IIeX 2019

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