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SSI buys Instantly. Budweiser new can strategy. Google Glass: no more? A.I. pioneer passes. (RBDR 01.28.2016)

Today on RBDR:

1) SSI is buying Instantly.

2) The strategy behind Budweiser’s new can design.

3) Google Glass is no more.

4) One of the fathers of Artificial Intelligence, Marvin Minsky dies at age 88.

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Oracle buys Maxymizer. Google Glass returning. (RBDR 8.31.2015)

Today on RBDR:

1) Oracle enters an agreement to buy Maxymizer, boosting its Web viewing measurement and analysis.

2) New statistics reveal companies are shifting their focus and spending from customer channels to tracking the full customer journey and new evidence of the TV-Twitter connection, and its benefits.

3) Multiple reports says Google Glass is coming back, boasting additions and improvements.

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MR could end IE. Google: our mistakes with Glass. GfK CEO Hartmann speaks w/RBDR (RBDR 3.23.2015)

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Today on RBDR: 1) Internet Explorer may be on its last legs as Microsoft research shows it is still perceived as second rate–and coming Windows 10 will offer multiple browsers. 2) Google has its say at the South by Southwest Conference about what went wrong with Google Glass. 3) GfK CEO Mattias Hartmann speaks with RBDR about the most important changes taking place in research, worldwide.

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Nielsen moving to UK. Did lack of MR damage Google Glass? (RBDR 3.3.2015)

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Today on RBDR: 1) Nielsen N.V. is moving its corporate headquarters to the UK from The Netherlands for shareholder reasons. 2) The Consumer Goods Forum board issues a set of Consumer Engagement Principles to guide its consumer good companies in their information sharing with customers. 3) Collin Sebastian writes on Mediapost his explanation for the failure of Google Glass. At the top of his list is the lack of research into its potential customer base and how Glass could be used.

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Investor’s BrainJuicer evaluation. No-go on global TV emotional messages. (RBDR 1.22.2015)

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Today on RBDR: 1) Why investment firm Share Sleuth has thrown its money into BrainJuicer. 2) Emotional messaging is all the rage, however TV spots created around emotion do not work in many countries, notably in poorer nations. 3) Google Glass discontinues sale to consumers. Where does it go from here?