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The iPhone, bigger than Iraq and Beckham on the blogosphere

It is scary to see how the blogosphere prioritizes news.

I mean, isn’t it obvious that Beckham’s arrival in Los Angeles should have been the big event of the week?

Photo: AEG
PS. I am happy with T-Mobile, my Ipod and my Blackberry. The Iphone looks beautiful, but don’t count on me to spend $600 on something […]

Splogs give smarter comments

Like spam, splogs are getting smarter every day. According to sources, 10% to 20% of blogs are actually splogs, and the phenomenon is gaining momentum (to a point that some even think the blogosphere is contracting). As most bloggers, I have become used to the daily routine of deleting spam comments. It […]

Welcome to the new market research blogs

Bloggging is becoming more popular in the market research industry. In the last few weeks, I have added the following news blogs to my blogroll:
- Merrill Dubrow from MARC
- Sam Winstanley from SPSS
- Nigel Hollis from Millward Brown
- Mark Kupferman at MarketResearchTech
- Jon Briggs from TNS
I have learnt so much from my readings and […]

Insights 2.0 powered by Wordpress coming soon

After a few weeks experimenting with Blogger, I have decided to take blogging to the next level and will come back soon with a new version of Insights 2.0 powered by Wordpress.
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About Insights 2.0

The way people interact with brands and consume has been changing in the recent years, with globalization and technology. And as the consumers change, the practice that try to understand them, marketing research, must also change.
Insights 2.0 is my modest contribution to this necessary evolution. Although I have been one of […]



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