CAPI AND THE NRS
Symposium: 1993: San Francisco, Session 4 - Screening and read to screen
Authors: Finch, Steven, Meier, Erhard
Organisations: RSL - Research Services Ltd
Topics: Data Collection, Questionnaire Design, Readership Model
WE HAVE TRAVELLED TO THE MOON AND NOW WE KNOW IT WASN’T WORTH THE EFFORT – OR DO WE? WAS IT WORTH TRAVELLING TO THE MOON?
Symposium: 1993: San Francisco, Session 3 - Other important issues
Authors: Schmutz, Rene
Organisations: WEMF, REMP
Topics: Data Collection
CHANGES IN THE GREAT BRITAIN NRS
Symposium: 1993: San Francisco, Session 2 - Major industry initiatives
Authors: Beeson, Roger
Organisations: National Readership Survey, GB
Topics: Data Collection, Industry Issues, Survey Descriptions
USING MULTIPLE MEDIA TO MAXIMISE RESPONSE RATES
Symposium: 1991: Hong Kong, Session 6 - Response Rates
Authors: Lysaker, Richard
Organisations: Audits & Surveys
Topics: Data Collection, Response Rates
THE DEMAND FOR EXTRA DATA: HOW DIRECT ENTRY CAN HELP
Symposium: 1991: Hong Kong, Session 4 - Data Collection
Authors: Cornish, Pym
Organisations: RSL - Research Services Ltd
Topics: Data Collection, Passive Measurement
USING CATI IN SWITZERLAND
Symposium: 1991: Hong Kong, Session 4 - Data Collection
Authors: Wild, Peter
Organisations: WEMF, REMP
Topics: Data Collection
THE USE OF SELF-COMPLETION MEDIA QUESTIONNAIRES AMONG THE SPECIAL AUDIENCE OF THE MEDICAL PROFESSION
Symposium: 1988: Barcelona, Session 9 - New technical issues
Authors: Muller-Veeh, Dieter
Organisations: IVE- Research International
Topics: Data Collection, Targetting / Segmentation
COMMUNICATION CHANNELS BETWEEN RESEARCHERS AND RESPONDENTS
Symposium: 1988: Barcelona, Session 9 - New technical issues
Authors: Rothman, James
Organisations: JICNARS - see also NRS Ltd
Topics: Data Collection, Reliability
INCREASING DATA COLLECTED IN READERSHIP SURVEYS
Symposium: 1988: Barcelona, Session 9 - New technical issues
Authors: Jacklin, Nigel, Ryan, Michael
Organisations: Consultant, RSL - Research Services Ltd
Topics: Data Collection, Targetting / Segmentation