Twitter adds video uploading. Instagram makes the case for daily use. (RBDR 06.23.2016)

Today on RBDR:

1) Twitter announces that its users may now load a tweet with a video, limited to 140-seconds in length. This could bring substantial added value to tweets used by researchers.

2) Instagram makes the case for its daily use of its now 500 million total users. Each day, 300 million users go to Instagram to put it to use.

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Exclusive interview with Unity Marketing’s Pam Danziger on marketing’s unknowns. (RBDR 06.22.2016)

Today on RBDR:

Companies like Unity Marketing are finding the research they are doing for clients is more challenging than before because they are dealing with marketing executives who are think they know all there is to know about marketing research. The reality: they have no idea of what they don’t know. Read the original blog by clicking here.

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Facebook creates Canvas data resource. Zuckerberg predicts “crazy brain research.” (RBDR 06.21.2016)

Today on RBDR:

1) Facebook introduces Canvas, a mobile-oriented data resource for advertisers.

2) Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg foresees “crazy brain research” which will have humans communicating their thoughts and emotions telepathically. Although Facebook is working on it, don’t expect to see it for half a century.

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GfK names undergrad award winner. TCG projects 2nd half of 2016 business hiring. (RBDR 06.20.2016)

Today on RBDR:

1) GfK announces the winner of its fifth annual award for best undergraduate market research project by a U.S. university.

2) Business hiring expectations for the second-half of 2016 are projected by The Creative Group in its latest quarterly report.

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Google renames internal MR tool. Facebook releases internal research standards. (RBDR 06.16.2016)

Today on RBDR:

1) Google changes the name of one of its internal market research tools – and makes it easier for its members to actively participate.

2) Facebook releases its new internal research standards, which focus on, among other things, research ethics. You can read the basis of our coverage for this story by clicking here.

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