Hürth, 12 February 2013 – DGOF and Webdatanet have made a cooperative agreement for GOR 13. This cooperation aims at fostering both networking opportunities and high quality scientific presentations and workshops at the General Online Research 2013. Webdatanet and DGOF
Sampling and data collection provider SSI and Danish company Interresearch launch a joint venture, SSI Denmark—adding 35,000 new respondents to SSI’s sample population. STOCKHOLM, Sweden, August 29, 2012—Sampling and data collection provider SSI takes the next step in the Nordic
Former DGOF board members Ulf-Dietrich Reips and Uwe Matzat announce the newest issue (Vol. 7, Issue 1) of the International Journal of Internet Science at http://ijis.net. It includes, apart from an editorial, four research articles and a supplement. The editorial
DGOF has established a fund in order to support the work of their members in online research which is one of the central aims of the German Society for Online Research. For the year 2012 an amount of 2.000 Euros
The DGOF published today its second White Paper dealing with innovation in online research. The DGOF White Paper (in German) can be found here.
By Brandon Poduska, SSI Paul Johnson Senior Analyst, SSI Introduction With cell phone usage in the US an estimated 90-97% of adults and the increasing capabilities and availability of mobile technology, market researchers can now reach respondents almost anytime –
Revealing the Answer to Life’s Most Difficult Market Research Question: Why Don’t People Join Panels? by Kristin Cavallaro, Knowledge and Data Analysis Specialist, SSI As the economy struggles, we find more questions and requests coming our way to Data Quality
New study by InSites Consulting and sampling and data collection partner SSI, explores social media usage among 1,222 top managers from companies in the US, Great Britain, the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and France ROTTERDAM, Netherlands, July 5, 2012—SSI has partnered
What Really Happens When Respondents Don’t Take Surveys in Their Native Language With a tight economy, researchers, like everyone else, are looking for ways to cut their costs. Many now cut translations out of their budgets as a way to
Introduction As an industry, we understand little about why people take part in research and, perhaps more importantly, why they do not. We pride ourselves on being able to formulate questions and research studies to describe and explain the manner
