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post image Advertising Could Google be the next Standard Oil or AT&T? Post by Ray Poynter, 11 January 2014 Google’s standing with privacy groups and legislators has probably never been… 11 January 2014 post image Books Does this summarise mobile qual for you? As part of the book on mobile market research that Sue York, Navin Williams and I are writing… 7 January 2014 post image Business How many of your Twitter followers are fake? Have you ever stopped to wonder how many of your Twitter followers are fake? Or, more importantly, when… 6 January 2014 post image Big Data “most published research findings are probably false” – John Ioannidis The worlds of academic and commercial research are being riven at the moment with concerns and accusation about… 4 January 2014 post image Books Do you have mobile RoR or case studies you’d like to share in our new book? Ray Poynter, Navin Williams, and Sue York are writing a book on mobile market research, which will be… 1 January 2014 post image Big Data Non-Market Research Options for the Mobile Ecosystem The material below is an excerpt from a book I am writing with Navin Williams and Sue York… 23 December 2013 post image Blogging Does using the #MRX tag limit the conversation? Most market researchers (IMO) who use Twitter do so with the #MRX tag, with the #NewMR, #ESOMAR and… 18 December 2013 post image Business Facebook still dominant in the UK – even amongst the young! Every week we seem to get a new report saying that Twitter, or Pinterest, or instant chat apps… 16 December 2013 post image Business Stand tall and if necessary ‘fake it till you make it’ For several years, when teaching presenting, I have been asking people to stand when they present and to… 15 December 2013 post image Business Is market research really a career? Yesterday, at the BAQMaR Conference, the Fringe Factory launched its study into what young graduates are looking for… 13 December 2013

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