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Kalan Bailey: Effective Media Advertising
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Tuesday, 2 November 2010. As a group we came up with some conclusions to which ones are most effective. We found out that most people do not like Pop-ups as we associate them with virus' and bad websites. We usually don't like them as they distract us from what we were doing and we usually would just click off the box without taking in the actual advertisement. The Focus group itself was good but i think you would have to make sure you have checked the Demographics (social class, age, gender) because it ...
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Kalan Bailey: One on one Interview
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Thursday, 11 November 2010. One on one Interview. I had performed an interview asking Ries questions to see how blogs have impacted his life etc. How often do you read blogs? Two to three times a week. What attracts you to them? The music, the personality of the blogger and the similarities and differences you share with them. What do you get out of reading them? Other perspectives on things, new music, its away to keep in touch with new trends etc…. What blogs do you follow? Do blogs influence you?
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Kalan Bailey: October 2010
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Wednesday, 6 October 2010. Many websites are unreliable as a resource and offer false or irrelevant information and therefore are not suitable for use in secondary research.We have to make sure that the websites are relevant and factual and in order to do so we have to follow who, what, why and when. What - Did it provide you with useful information? Did it answer most of your research questions? What does it tell you tha can help your research as well as research skills? How old is the website? If it wa...
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Kalan Bailey: September 2010
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Wednesday, 22 September 2010. Other Forms Of Research. What are the benefits/drawbakcks of each? Participant Observation - The researcher participates in the activity in order to better understand it. A benfit of ususing this methos is that you get a clearer understanding of what you are researching. You are personally participating in your research as apposed to just reading it or researching online. A drawback to this method is that the researcher can have a biast opinion. Posted by BDC Research. What ...
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Aisha Lakhdari-Thompson: November 2010
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Wednesday, 17 November 2010. One of the primary sources I used was a questionnaire which I gave to a wide range of people and collected information and data from the results I was given. Research Questionnaire – Mobile Technology. Section 1: Who are you? How old are you? 10-14 [] 15-19 [] 20-24 [] 25- 30 [] 31 []. What is your gender? Male [] Female []. What is your current occupational status? Student [] Unemployed [] Employed [] Claiming financial help [] Other []. If you are a parent,. Section 4: The ...
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Taddy Bird: September 2010
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Friday, 17 September 2010. Interviews compared to questionares. The 1 on 1 interview can make people less open about the product they are talking about, however you are able to ask and expand on questions that you cannot on a questionare. however peoples reactions might be different depending on wheter they fill out a questionare or an interview. also when discussing an illegal topic on a one on one interview it might influence the person to lie about it instead. Posted by BDC Research. 1 How old are you?
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Tim Field: Evaluation
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Thursday, 16 December 2010. Overall, as my report demonstrates I have discovered a lot of interesting aspects of my topic which was internet and gaming. Most importantly I found that internet gaming is successful due to the interaction between human players in contrast to the single player experience competing against computer artificial intelligence. I then narrowed this down with more refined terms such as “how has the internet changed gaming”. During the course of my focus group, I observed the member...
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Rashid Jassey: September 2010
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Wednesday, 22 September 2010. After looking at the example of research i have reliased that i need. 1the first thing he did was create broad question so he could get a better idea of where he wanted to go with his research. 2 he then begins to go in detail by picking a specific group to research about discussing there demographic. 3 he then went on the net to find information about what he was researching finding it history. 4 he looked at things that related to. Posted by BDC Research. I had a one on on...
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Diamond King Stennett: Comparison of 2 websites- DEMOGRAPHICS
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Wednesday, 10 November 2010. Comparison of 2 websites- DEMOGRAPHICS. The graph with the statistics are available upon request). Is a free peer-to-peer file sharing (P2P) client program that runs on Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, and other operating systems supported by the Java software platform. LimeWire uses the gnutella network as well as the BitTorrent protocol. A free software version and a purchasable "enhanced" version are available. Napster is somewhat different. Comparison of the two pages.
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Joel Hooks: September 2010
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Wednesday, 22 September 2010. Other forms of research. Test a theory to see if it is true)- Good: this type of research is a way to get first hand Primary research without going through a list of different sources to find some information. Bad- However the result of an experiment can be biased to the view of the person carrying out the test. People won't be in their natural environments and would give 'not normal' results. Analysis of the techniques used to persuade the audience; can tell us something ab...
