Dealing with 5 Cognitive Survey Biases. “SilverPush” TV-to-mobile technology (RBDR 4.21.2015)

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Today on RBDR: 1) Jayson Demers’ blog post on Forbes.com zeroes in on 5 entirely controllable (if properly identified) cognitive biases, and he makes it relatively easier to deal with them. 2) A small Indian technology company has introduced SilverPush, a technology that connects TVs to mobile devices so that viewing can be loaded there and reportable.

Real CPM of digital advertising. Kristin Luck’s closeup look at Growth Hacking for MR agencies. (RBDR 4.20.2015)

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Today on RBDR: 1) Kellogg Company’s Kevin Sidell guided digital advertisers through CPM realities when they contract for a new campaign. 2) What is Growth Hacking and why is it now an issue for market research? Kristin Luck, a proponent since the philosophy’s introduction, explains how it matters to research agencies.

Twitter’s internal 2nd screen study. Is mobile becoming “1st Screen”? (RBDR 4.16.2015)

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Today on RBDR:
1) Twitter shares some key interaction insights with television viewing, notably that there is significantly better engagement.
2) MIPTV meeting in Cannes last weekend emphasizes the growing dominance of mobile in television viewing.
3) Paley Center for Media meeting in Los Angeles points out Nielsen’s current inability to collect TV viewing on PCs, tablets, laptops and similar non-TV vehicles.
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Measure cell phone emotion. Google debuts “Micro-Moments” of Truth (RBDR 4.15.2015)

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Today on RBDR: 1) Measuring cell phone emotion becoming a possibility? (Article link: http://www.mediapost.com/publications/article/247372/can-your-phone-measure-emotion.html )
2) Google introduces “Micro-Moments” to earlier “moments of Truth” from P&G, Google and Altimeter Group. 3) Pollsters for Rand Paul and Marco Rubio presidential campaigns.

Believe it: 75% use mobiles in-store. Facebook responds to EU allegations. (RBDR 4.14.2015)

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Today on RBDR: 1) inReality’s inaugural “Reality of Retail” study contains many statistical insights, but one (75% of consumers use their mobile phone in-store) could transform mobile research. (Story link: http://business.itbusinessnet.com/article/75-Of-All-Shoppers-Are-Now-Using-Mobile-In-Store-With-25-Actually-Making-A-Purchase-3838388) 2) Facebook responds to EU allegations of online privacy violations against European surfers with several direct arguments.