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Public Policy Updates


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For more information please contact Anna Alù:

a.alu@esomar.org




WIN 2007 - VALENCIA / 22-23 FEBRUARY 2007

Industry leaders at the WIN meeting, held in Valencia on 22 and 23 February, agree that  industry growth, the quality of panels, and improving respondent co-operation are top of the industry's agenda.

Industry growth


Who moved my cheese?
New sources of growth

(PDF FILE 177 KB)

Mark Whiting of Möet Hennessy, Tony Cowling of TNS and Carlos Harding of Ipsos talk about the new players in the marketing information sector which compete for client spend.

 



Mark Whiting
Carlos Harding
Tony Cowling

The quality of panels

Hands up, who's on an access panel?
(PDF FILE 158 KB)

Should the market research industry worry about multiple panel membership and its impact on the quality of research results?

 




Adam Phillips
Phyllis Macfarlane
Debi Hart
John Dimopoulos

Improving respondent co-operation

I hear you knocking but you can't come in
(PDF FILE 159 KB)

What researchers can do to manage the relationship with respondents and combat falling response rates.

 




Larry Brownell
Philip
de Wulf
Fred John
Frits Spangenberg

Podcasts by ResearchTalk

The following two podcasts were recorded by ResearchTalk during the WIN 2007 meeting in Valencia.

1) Embracing the new competition (12:00min)

  • Tony Cowling, President, TNS
  • Mark Whiting, Head of Marketing Intelligence, Moët Hennessy

Tony Cowling and Mark Whiting talk about the need to focus on the competition outside the traditional MR sector as a way to leverage growth, maintain relevance and inspire users.

2) Catching up with the new consumer (15:41min)


  • C. Frederic John, Research Leader, MasterCard
  • Frits Spangenberg, ESOMAR President and founder, Motivaction
  • Larry Brownell, Executive Director, MRA
  • Philip De Wulf, co-founder and partner, The Mission House
The panel discusses ways to shift MR from a profession that uses closed, carefully controlled methods of data collection to one that cedes control and spends more time listening to people as they air views naturally, and so become more attuned to the new world of consumer self-expression and empowerment.



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