Bob Lederer RBDR

Tweets return to Google search. Online data qual is still a problem. (RBDR 2.11.2015)

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Today on RBDR: 1) Reports have spread that Twitter will allow Google to search tweets beginning later this year. 2) Tabla Mobile founder Scott Weinberg, also a veteran online panel executive, points out numerous examples of questionable online panel and survey data quality.

Bob Lederer RBDR

China’s WeChat tests 1st ads. Mobile MR firm launches NP Alert Service (RBDR 2.10.2015)

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Today on RBDR: 1) The Experian Data Quality study shows companies’ intense interest in insights driving their businesses, but apprehension about the state of their data quality. 2) China’s WeChat service, with 450 monthly users, has tested advertising for the first time–and it did not go over well with the members. 3) Instantly Product Watch is enlisting its mobile members to collect and report new product introductions in stores that most CPG companies do not detect until months after they first appear.

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Programmatic: another research advance MR is ignoring (RBDR 2.9.2015)

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Today on RBDR: Bill Harvey, President of Bill Harvey Consulting, and Joel Rubinson, President of Rubinson Partners, discuss the emergence of Programmatic Advertising, its impact on media research capabilities and why it is important to market researchers.

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People Mag’s new survey tool. What happened to FB, Twitter during Super Bowl (RBDR 2.5.2015)

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Today on RBDR: 1) People Magazine’s new Style section giveaway is also a data collection tool from readers about their entertainment and beauty thoughts, plus about the publication itself. 2) Research Now has a new owner and uSamp has a new company name. 3) Facebook and Twitter released their respective Super Bowl 49 activity statistics. Both can make some claim of victory.

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Do we need Data Scientists? Strong audiences for SB49 commercials. (RBDR 2.4.2015)

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Today on RBDR:  1) The case against corporations that feel they need to go all out for data scientists.  2) Super Bowl commercials maintained the audience levels that were in place during Super Bowl 49 itself, a situation unlike that recorded during usual sporting events.  3) Gap, Inc. decides to do away with Chief Marketing Officer in favor of a Customer Experience officer. Could it be the start of a trend?