Only 2 apps can reveal users’ identities. Big Data and Qual: Partners, not rivals. (RBDR 04.19.2016)

Today on RBDR:

1) A new study claims that using only two social media apps can reveal a user’s identity.

2) Big Data proves it’s not a threat to qualitative research, but that it’s instead a partner-in-arms.

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XIO Group buying J.D. Power. Microsoft suing US Dept of Justice. (RBDR 04.18.2016)

Today on RBDR:

1) XIO Group, a Chinese-controlled firm based in London, is purchasing J.D. Power for $1.1 billion.

2) Microsoft is taking the U.S. Justice Department to court, alleging that its gag orders – that do not allow Microsoft to alert individuals that their personal information is being shared with the government – is unconstitutional.

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Facebook less useful for MR? Telling the difference between good and bad data. (RBDR 04.14.2016)

Today on RBDR:

1) Facebook content seems to be veering away from personal postings, which may render it less useful for research purposes.

2) Differentiating between “good” data and “bad” data is taking on new meaning and requiring additional steps by a business.

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Guy Powell talks ROI of MR. (RBDR 04.13.2016)

Today on RBDR:

We could well be entering a new era in marketing research, one in which ROI of an MR department or its specific functions are measured. ProRelevant Marketing Solutions’ Guy Powell provides the details.

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Google markets polling for US elections. Can algorithms change voting preferences? (RBDR 04.12.2016)

Today on RBDR:

1) Google has been earnestly working to market its online polling capabilities to presidential and congressional candidates, as well as major media outlets.

2) A psychologist, Robert Epstein, is pushing his belief that Google algorithms can create searches that manipulate election preference for particular candidates.

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