5 Online MR myths. NYTimes reveals how it builds online readership. (RBDR 10.13.2015)

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1) Five myths about online research worth pondering.

2) How the New York Times is measuring what its digital readers are most interested in — and what it is doing about that.

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Larry Gold honored posthumously. More Mervin Field details. Digital Mktg ROI (RBDR 6.15.2015)

Today on RBDR: 1) Former Inside Research editor and longtime professional market researcher Larry Gold will posthumously receive a “Lifetime Achievement Award” from the Market Research Council. 2) The New York Times’ obituary for Mervin Field is well worth reading and we have a link to it for you. 3) Marketing Evolution’s Rex Briggs explains why digital marketing ROI is difficult but eminently measurable.

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Consumers moving toward control of personal data. Social media self-measurement? (RBDR 6.8.2015)

Today: 1) Consumers may edging closer to insisting that they gain greater control of their personal information. 2) AdExchanger discusses the controversy between social media sites and media agencies over the sites’ self measurement.

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The “Real” versus Potential Impact of Technology on MR. (RBDR 5.27.2015)

Today on RBDR: RBDR’s commentary on the real impact of technology on the economic growth of research–and how much more it might have been and could be moving forward.

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Survey Monkey CEO Dave Goldberg dies at 47 (RBDR 5.4.2015)

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Today on RBDR: Two deaths dominated the weekend research news cycle. SurveyMonkey CEO Dave Goldberg died suddenly on Friday. Dr. Richard Suzman, dynamic leader of research into the aging, died back on April 16.