Web Survey Bibliography
Title In defense of on-line focus groups
Author Yoffie, A.J., Anzalone, M.
Source Quirk's Marketing Research Review, June, 1995
Year 1995
Access date 29.07.2004
Abstract "Why not acknowledge that technology inevitably giveth and taketh away and therefore try from the outset to magnify the benefits and minimize the costs?" This quotation from a recent article in the New York Times Magazine by Max Frankel illustrates our perspective on the current debate among marketing researchers: What is the value of on-line research and, in particular, on-line focus groups? While Tom Greenbaum stated in his article "Focus groups on the Internet: an interesting idea but not a good one" (QMRR, May 1995) that focus groups on the Internet -- and by implication any on-line groups -- are "not likely to result in effective focus group research," we believe that there is a place for on-line qualitative research and that researchers can successfully add it to their menu of available methodologies.
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Web Survey Bibliography - Online qualitative research (759)
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