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14 hours ago by Brandsplat

According to a recent Business Wire post a recent survey of 2,521 people was conducted by Adweek Media and Harris Interactive that suggests television ads were more helpful in making purchase decisions than other forms of media like newspapers, radio, search engines and banner ads. What? You mean tr ...

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6 days ago by Alan Vo

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7 days ago by contextmarketing

July 2, 2009 Two out of three American consumers think advertising agencies and various media, such as print, television and web sites, bear some responsibility for the economic downturn because they encouraged people to buy things they could not afford. A large sub-segment – a third of those survey ...

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8 days ago by Playstation Review

Filed under: Podcasts Good times this week as we discuss the future fallout of The Pirate Bay and illegal downloads in general. But that isn't the only fun we had as we also continued our Harris Poll talk, which we finally cut short since we are just sick of it. That doesn't mean we didn't continue ...

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13 days ago by Blu Ray Player

I don’t know about you, but I am tired of attempting to keep up with all of the video format changes we’ve seen over the years. When DVD was first announced, I did purchase some of my favorite VHS (that was the first time I have typed that acronym in years) titles to add to my new DVD format library ...

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13 days ago by Ben Drawbaugh

Filed under: Blu-ray, HD DVD We had a feeling something was up with the results of the recent Harris Poll and it looks like we had good reason. No one is trying to say that the folks that conducted the poll had a Red agenda or anything, it is just like Adams research puts it when talking about consu ...

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16 days ago by B.Greenway

If you haven’t had a chance to read the latest Harris Poll on HDTV and Blu-ray uptake among U.S. consumers, it might be quite the eye opener (Head’s up, PDF link). But before we get into some of those numbers, keep in mind that just like the data used by public relation firms, poll’s can be misleadi ...

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19 days ago by Richard Lawler

Filed under: Industry, Blu-ray Just some more data for you HD fans to pore over, as The Harris Poll talked to a couple thousand people in April and came away with statistics it claims show interest in Blu-ray is still "lukewarm." We're a little less than convinced, especially after reading over the ...

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20 days ago by Blu Ray Player

In doing my research on blu ray news, I discovered this recent Harris Poll on blu ray player sales for the month of May 2009 compared to the same month in 2008. Here is my summary: Americans still own more dedicated hd-dvd players than blu ray players The hd-dvd format died in 02/2008. Today, 11% of ...

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24 days ago by Doug

Online social media, whether it is social networking or web 2.0, rightly gets a lot of attention and is certainly compelling and becoming omnipresent. But does it leverage behavior or just act as a communication enabler? Neutral, informal communication on behalf of a preferred brand or vendor can ha ...

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