Below is a YouTube interview between John Kearon and myself, talking about the changes that are coming up in market research.
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Thanks a lot once again Ray. :)
NewMR (both the festival and the idea) is really a 'Fairy God Mother' to young researchers like me. If it wasn't for Twitter, I wouldn't have been noticed or even heard by anyone! I absolutely love social media for everything that it has made possible...
And btw, I am not 24. I am still 22 years old ;)
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Posted by: TanviGupta_MR | February 03, 2011 at 11:22 AM