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Does Running Damage Your Heart? Another example of the problems of using observational data to infer cause and effect. Blog Does Running Damage Your Heart? Another example of the problems of using observational data to infer cause and effect. Back in 2012, there were several research papers that suggested that running for more than about 20 miles… 22 October 2018 What is the Counterfactual? – Why do we need to assess it? Blog What is the Counterfactual? – Why do we need to assess it? Posted by Ray Poynter 19 October 2018 If we are told that a before a marketing campaign the… 19 October 2018 The Difference Between Customer Focused and Customer Centricity? Blog The Difference Between Customer Focused and Customer Centricity? To read the Japanese version of this post (from Mr Ryota Sano) click here. Posted by Ray Poynter, 6… 6 April 2018 Hints for Presenting at International Conference Blog Hints for Presenting at International Conference Earlier this week I attended the IIeX APAC Conference in Thailand and it was a fantastic event –… 15 December 2017 Why you should subscribe to NewMR’s newsletter? Blog Why you should subscribe to NewMR’s newsletter? Every week NewMR sends out one or two newsletters/updates that we think you will find useful. You can… 30 September 2017 104 Facts You Don’t Know About Mobile Marketing Blog 104 Facts You Don’t Know About Mobile Marketing Guest blog by Megan Arevalo, WebsiteBuilder.org As well as the post below, Megan has contributed a really useful… 2 August 2017 Having a look at 1Q.com – a mobile-based survey service Blog Having a look at 1Q.com – a mobile-based survey service Last week I had was invited to have a play with the 1Q.com system, an innovative and new… 3 October 2016 Stepping Outside our Comfort Zone – re:publica, Berlin, 2016 Blog Stepping Outside our Comfort Zone – re:publica, Berlin, 2016 Guest Post by Daniel Fazekas from Bakamo.Social Around this time last year Ray Poynter invited researchers to a… 10 June 2016 If you had a great product and gave it away for nearly free, how long before you would have a big customer base? Blog If you had a great product and gave it away for nearly free, how long before you would have a big customer base? This is one of the questions I sometimes ask when I am consulting to a new start-up, particularly… 5 May 2016 The Paradox of Automation and Increased Employment Blog The Paradox of Automation and Increased Employment In Western society, fears and concerns about automation creating job losses and social disruption date back, at least,… 29 March 2016

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