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Towards global guidelines for television audience measurement

This document has, therefore, been designed to answer the many needs of a wide variety of user groups. Directed towards the whole of the international community, it endeavours to recognise both similarities and differences which exist across national...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Codes And Guidelines

Author: Audience Research Methods (ARM) Group

September 1, 1999

To fuse or not to fuse?

The aim of the paper is to provide guidelines for the non-technical media practitioner. It will argue that while the principles of fusion are sound they do not provide a catchall solution and caution should be exerted in using it as a general media...

Catalogue: New Monograph Series Vol. 7: Better Research For Better Media Decisions

Authors: Richard Dodson, Sheila Byfield

August 1, 1999

Research on the Internet

This chapter reviews the research environment of today and makes recommendations for the majority, in Internet language the ‘newbies'. If you are amongst the 1% of hard core enthusiasts (the digerati), this chapter will not seem very new....

Catalogue: ESOMAR Handbook Of Market And Opinion Research

Authors: Karlan Witt, Ray Poynter

September 1, 1998

Communication of research results

The challenge of results presentation: achieve speed and clarity, without stripping out any important substance from the findings. The answer is conciseness, i.e. being short yet complete. Also important, is modesty, to present the results and the...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Handbook Of Market And Opinion Research

Author: Yves Marbeau

September 1, 1998

Summary of the ESOMAR guideline on interviewing minors

A considerable amount of market research is carried out among minors (respondents aged under 18 years) for both commercial and sociological purposes. This is a legitimate and valuable form of research but, as the ICC/ESOMAR International Code of...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Handbook Of Market And Opinion Research

Author: ESOMAR B.V.

September 1, 1998

The use of the Internet as a data collection method

The purpose of this paper is to show how the Internet can and has been used commercially to conduct research. It also aims to provide guidelines for future studies.

Catalogue: New Monograph Series Vol.6: Market Research And Information Technology

Author: Pete Comley

August 1, 1998

A comparison of Internet retail banking in the United States and Europe

Retail banks around the world are moving rapidly towards increasing their Internet service provision. This trend has been given momentum by the prospect for retail banks to dramatically reduce transaction costs. Although short term transaction costs...

Catalogue: The Worldwide Internet Seminar 1998

Authors: Andy Lowe, Stephane Thuillier, Jari Kuusisto

June 15, 1998

In search of online market data

Until recently online desk research was not widespread. This however has changed over the past few years - particularly since the Internet is offering various possibilities for the market researcher to search online for basic and detailed market...

Catalogue: The Worldwide Internet Seminar 1998

Author: Sabine Graumann

Company: Burke, Inc.

June 15, 1998

The future role of telecom managers

This paper describes possible future developments for telecom managers due to paradigm changes in the telecommunications world and corresponding organizational scenarios within the companies. The results are based on desk research a quantitative...

Catalogue: Seminar 1998: Competition And Innovation In The Telecommunications Industry

Authors: Gerda Jung, Axel Brinkmann

Company: GMS Dr. Jung GmbH

June 15, 1998