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Decision scientists: overpaid? Tweets for TV correlate to watch behavior. (RBDR 07.06.2016)

Today on RBDR:

1) Barclays Head of Advanced Analytics Harry Powell bogs about British CEOs’ dislike of how much decision scientists in their companies are being paid…but Howell says there is no sign that this trend is going to change.

2) A study claims that increases in certain emotions expressed in Twitter tweets about TV programs correlates to predictability of viewing in comedy, drama and romantic series.

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TV loses dominance with consumers. Ad optimizing may undercut reach. (RBDR 02.15.2016)

Today on RBDR:

1) An IAB study in the United Kingdom states that the TV is no longer consumers’ dominant screen.

2) Ad campaign viewability is not as simple as current vendor providers may think. A Quantcast study claims that following current methods to optimize an ad’s online viewability may actually undercut the success of the campaign.

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How Twitter users connect w/TV. What’s specifically wrong with Big Data. (RBDR 9.30.2015)

Today on RBDR: 1) Twitter reveals results of a study that shows a new dramatic link between television viewing and tweeting. (Story link: http://fortune.com/2015/09/21/here-are-some-tv-tips-from-twitter-everyones-favorite-second-screen/) 2) If you have a strong and positive belief about the current state of Big Data, you will want to think again after you hear our interview with Slater Victoroff, CEO of indico Data Solutions, on RBDR. (Story link: http://techcrunch.com/2015/09/10/big-data-doesnt-exist/#.nzwjs5:Q70F)

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Unseen “TV revolution.” Colgate’s neuro MR success. Kraft Heinz MR head. (RBDR 7.1.2015)

Today on RBDR: 1) Media columnist Michael Wolff makes brilliant, points about the unseen growing prominence of television on the media landscape. 2) Colgate’s Optic White toothpaste experiences an amazing transformation thanks to neuroscience research. 3) Kraft Heinz names Nina Barton its first SVP of Marketing Innovation, Research and Development.

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Brand Mavens a retailer focus. CMO SM metric. TV decided UK election. (RBDR 5.29.2015)

Today on RBDR: 1) CashStar, Retail Touchpoints and the Texas A&M Center for Retail Studies say they have identified a cutting-edge consumer segment, “Brand Mavens,” who demonstrate great retail influence. 2) Forrester Research VP & Principal Analyst Nate Elliot is hopeful that a few social media sites’ development of a relevant social media metric for CMOs, could catch on. 3) One media channel in particular, television, may have had undue influence on how UK voters made up their minds and cast their ballots in the recent parliamentary elections.

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