Why online bests telephone polling. EU: get off Facebook for privacy. (RBDR 3.30.2015)

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Today on RBDR: 1) A Signal survey says that 360º view of customers is the priority of 90% of marketers, yet only 6% of them say they have that information.  2) Canada’s top pollster of all time, Angus Reid, shares his data that compares telephone polling with online polling.  3) RBDR News Notes: The EU warns its citizens that having personal privacy from U.S. security services means getting off of Facebook. And the Heinz takeover of Kraft this June is expected by serious observers to lead of severe cuts in marketing

MRII names Reg Baker; Angus Reid: 3rd polling transformation (RBDR–7/14/2014)

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Today: 1) TNS’ annual Connected Life Study shows that evening TV viewing is heavily complemented by simultaneous digital activity. 2) MRII finds its man to replace Don Marek as Executive Director. 3) Angus Reid discusses the third major transformation in polling since the 1960s that is about to take place, elimination of the random sample.

Harvey wins Ephron award; Angus Reid “retires;” Google removing opt-outs (RBDR–6/12/2014)

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Today: 1) ARF’s first Erwin Ephron Demystification Award goes to Erwin Ephron. 2) Canadian polling legend Angus Reid leaves Vision Critical to head his own public policy issue institute. 3) TVB hires Hadassa Gerber. 4) Google is learning how to cope with Europeans who want to opt-out their personal characteristics and behavior from Google search data.

Mobile MR value w/illiterate, poor; 78% of retailers benefitting from data analysis; Vision Critical IPO coming? CEOs need to become Consumer Engagement Officers and to speak with consumers (RBDR — 1/23/2014)

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1) Mobile market research is opening doors to the illiterate and impossibly poor around the world.
2) The Economist Intelligence Unit study of retailers shows an overwhelming percentage are receiving positive ROI from their investment in strategic data analysis.
3) Is Vision Critical preparing for an IPO? Speculation about that is based on the sale of $10.5 million by a top executive.
4) The Edelman Trust Barometer for 2014 recommends that top company executives assume the mantle of Consumer Engagement Officer.

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