Bob Lederer RBDR

Snapchat avoids targeted ads. Client of the Year Awards. Eye tracking panel. (RBDR 12.8.2015)

Today on RBDR:

1) Snapchat made the decision not to provide targeted advertising, and the pressure is growing to change that decision.

2) KL Communications’ presents Con Edison and its Kristen Murphy as “Client of the Year Award” winner for 2015 in the Co-Creation research category.

3) Tobii and Adssets will launch a continuous eye tracking panel, said to be the first of its kind.

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MR Ideas for Big Data. 1st Client of the Year Award. A Special “Thank You.” (RBDR 12.7.2015)

Today on RBDR:

1) Denyse Drummond-Dunn presented ideas for market researchers to follow to effectively coordinate with Big Data at Belgium’s BAQMaR meeting. We share some of the most valuable points.

2) RFL kicks off our “Client of the Year Awards” for 2015 with the recipient in the Advertising Research category.

3) A big thank you to many in the RBDR audience for their support last week.

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RBDR Notice of Suspended Production, Week of 11/30 – 12/3

Production of the Research Business DAILY Report has been suspended this week. The next edition of RBDR is expected to arrive on Monday, December 7th. Mr. Lederer will be in mourning during this time after the death of his mother.

We here at RFL Communications wish to thank the hundreds of RBDR viewers and RFL newsletter subscribers who have sent their heartfelt condolence messages to Bob. If you would like to give, Bob asks that in lieu of gifts, a donation be made to the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society, in acknowledgment of Mrs. Lederer’s status as a survivor of the Auschwitz–Birkenau concentration camp during the Holocaust. Find their website at HIAS.org.

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Thank you for your support of Research Business DAILY Report, we’ll see you again soon!

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Pew reveals more app data leaks. 10 things MRers should be thankful for. (RBDR 11.25.2015)

RBDR will return on Monday, November 30th after observing the Thanksgiving holiday.

Today on RBDR:

1) Pew Research studies and learns the extent of data leaks that can come from an app–and how intolerant many consumers are about knowingly sharing their data in order to download an app.

2) iModerate’s Adam Rossow delivers a perceptive, amusing list of 10 things that researchers should be thankful for as we approach Thanksgiving in the U.S.

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Political polling and SurveyMonkey. Research data Facebook can bring to MR. (RBDR 11.24.2015)

Today on RBDR:

1) SurveyMonkey decides to risk its reputation by entering the political polling field.

2) What can Facebook provide market researchers? Doug Pruden and Terry Vavra spell out six things to start.

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