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One size almost fits all
It is possible to test multiple facets of an ad campaign, from TV to print to Web, using an integrated measurement model, which the author presents and explains.
There are Hispanics… and then there are Hispanics
Analyzes research conducted for Kaiser Permanente on the influence of language on the effectiveness of its $100 million “Thrive” marketing campaign.
Trade Talk: I love my DVR
A report on a study of media consumption habits in the era of DVRs and other on-demand devices.
Trade Talk: Study shows how Latinos' news media habits shape their views
The Pew Hispanic Center conducted a study which examined the role of language in Hispanic consumption of media.
How images work to brand a quick-service restaurant
Quick-service restaurants must communicate three important ideas with their marketing and advertising, showing that they offer good-tasting food, good value and an enjoyable place to eat. This article explores the role of "place" in a restaurant and shows examples of 2008 TV spots that communicated "place," good-tasting food and good value.

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ESOMAR 3D DIGITAL DIMENSIONS CONFERENCE
June 23-25, 2013
ESOMAR will hold its 3D digital dimensions conference, themed '(Online + Social Media + Mobile) Research,' on June 23-25 in Boston.