My wife says I need this new emotion device, developed at the MIT Media Lab, and featured in the NewScientist. Seriously:
… Read the restA DEVICE that can pick up on people’s emotions is being developed to help people with autism relate to those around them.
Those who work in media, entertainment, journalism or right-wing religion – or who have an inkling of interest in free speech and censorship – are well aware of the FCC’s ambiguous assault recently on free speech and our public U.S.… Read the rest
I’m a b2b marketer in the market-research industry. Therefore, I’m happy to have access to vendor directories compiled by the likes of the Marketing Research Assocation. However, I think the 10-pound dead-tree format – like the MRA sent me last week – is completely out of date.… Read the rest
I hope KFC doesn’t think I’m after them, because I really do love KFC. But the U.K.’s The Sun just released this stunning (sarcasm here) report on new research conducted by John Searle, a scientist from the Global food-testing lab in Burton upon Trent:
… Read the restTins of pet food are better for you than many fast food meals, boffins have discovered.
My friend Laurent Flores of CRMMetrix re-launched his “customer-listening” blog. His French humor definitely comes out in his latest post…
… Read the restSo why focus groups do not work as well as you think? Because they are "AQUARIUMS"…
Because they are not REAL…if consumers are looking for truth and human conversations…how can "faked" discussions with "trained" consumers or professional respondents can be real?
