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Title The Internet and the Changing Role of Market Research
Author Venter, P., Prinsloo, M.
Source In Brookes (Ed.): Monograph 10 - Marketing Research in a .com Environment
Year 2000
Access date 16.06.2004
Abstract This paper, which complements the one by Karl Irons, Peet Venter and Meyer Prinsloo, considers the increasingly important role that the Internet plays in the changing market research environment. They then use case histories to illustrate the problems and advantages associated with internet-based research, and identify possible ways to overcome problems and utilising advantages, such as running parallel control groups using conventional research media to check for validity. They propose a number of initiatives for researchers moving to online research, and optimistically conclude: "It has to be said that Internet-based research is an ideal tool to support the changing role of market research …It enables market research to add more value to the business".
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Year of publication2000
Bibliographic typeJournal article
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