When Everyone Is A Pollster, What Happens To The Polls?
TweetPollster.com’s Mark Blumenthal posted an article on the National Journal about two new ventures bringing “professional” polling to the masses. [...]
TweetPollster.com’s Mark Blumenthal posted an article on the National Journal about two new ventures bringing “professional” polling to the masses. [...]
TweetJason Calacanis is angry at comScore and would like us all to boycott their measurement service. The gist of his [...]
TweetSeth Godin has some smart things to say on his blog almost every day, but today he said something that [...]
TweetI checked out an article on CNNMoney.com today on fitness gadgets, and it was the gazillionth article I’ve read that [...]
Tweet…with this headline from TechCrunch: Study: Internet radio reaching 32% of households. Seems harmless, except the actual survey, from L.E.K., [...]
TweetOver at the day job we are all political junkies, and even now are gearing up for our mid-term election [...]
TweetI wrote a while back that I often use a piece of software for the Mac called Tinderbox to churn [...]
TweetBridge Ratings just released some data relevant to Pandora fans that purports to show evidence that the popular online music [...]
TweetIn a few weeks, this will be a moot point, of course, but here’s a brief thought about Apple’s upcoming [...]