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In the Midst of Turmoil, Steer by Skepticism
By Simon Kooyman
The current economic climate demands that companies demolish assumptions about consumers – and be sure that they are using accurate information to do so.
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Meeting the Challenge of Cell Phone-Only Households, Young Adults and Minorities: Introducing Address-Based Sampling to KnowledgePanel®
By Charles DiSogra, J. Michael Dennis, and Patricia Graham
Cell phone-only households pose a growing threat to the ability to fully represent the U.S. population. To stay ahead of this curve, KN is pioneering a dual-frame approach that includes address-based sampling.
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Talking to Hulu's Jean-Paul Colaco: A Passion for Serving Video-Hungry Consumers and the Advertisers Who Want to Reach Them
We talk to Hulu's SVP of Advertising about how the online video site is staying in touch with consumers and helping advertisers leverage the Internet video revolution. |
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Connecting with Americans to Secure the Future: An Interview with Dr. James N. Breckenridge
An expert on the psychology of terrorism and its impact on the public tells A:I/R how research can help us better prepare for national security threats.
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The Economy Is the Talk of the Town.
What Is the U.S. Population Saying Back?
By Patricia Graham
New data from KnowledgePanel® gives us a look at how Hispanics, African Americans and Caucasians differ in their views of the current economy.
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Comparison Study: Early Adopter Attitudes and Online Behavior in Probability and Non-Probability Web Panels
By J. Michael Dennis, Larry Osborn, and Karen Semans
The latest in a series of "research on research" comparisons shows an early adopter bias among non-probability Internet panels.
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POV: Market Research in the First Person
Online Surveys for Federal Agencies: The Future Is Now
By Joe Garrett
Can Federal agencies come to terms with using the Internet for surveys? A former key methodological figure at the Census Bureau says, "Yes."
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Staying a Step Ahead of the Media Tide
By Henry Laura
Laura, a recent addition to KN's Media team, gives his perspective on the changing media landscape and its effect on consumers – and research.
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KNOWLEDGE NETWORKS NEWS BRIEFS
Studies in the News Based on KnowledgePanel®
Highlight: KN survey on President Obama's first congressional address gets coverage in The Atlantic and The New York Times
Highlight: AP/KN poll about major league baseball and its fans appears nationwide
Highlight: KN studies about energy use, parents' health concerns for kids, and barriers to mental health services for children
Highlight: KN media technology data makes Page 1 corner box of USA Today
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Original broadcast: 4/8/09, 1-2PM Eastern |
"Se Habla... " Is Not Enough: Conduct Effective Research in the Hispanic Marketplace |
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Patricia Graham, CMO and EVP, Knowledge Networks
Topic: Effective U.S. Hispanic research
Recorded Video – Windows Media
KnowledgePanel LatinoSM Fact Sheet - .pdf |
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Live broadcast: 4/28/09, 12-1PM Eastern |
A Fresh Look at Your Targeting to Understand the Consumer in Turbulent Economic Times |
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Justin Edge, SVP, Sr. Managing Director, Custom Media & Marketing Research
Audrey Rosen, SVP, Sr. Managing Director, Custom Media & Marketing Research
Topic: Develop new segmentation lenses – or refresh existing ones – to capture the elusive consumer in today's tough economic times
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