Off to CES soon. Have walking shoes, will travel! #ces2012
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Footpath is testing technology that tracks the unique IDs in consumers' cell phones in order to study their "footstream" while shopping in malls. It's a very slippery slope...
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Apparently taking a page from questionable police tactics, shoppers are now pepper spraying other shoppers during Black Friday! Pepper spray at Wal-Mart
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Tom and I have been nominated for the Paul D. Converse Award for our outstanding contributions to marketing scholarship. https://uiuc.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_3xTS80D2PimXqHa
Two of our contributions were acknowledged – our JM theory paper on flow in online environments (843 ISI citations/2838 Google Scholar citations) and our Marketing Science paper testing the theory (453 ISI citations/1261 Google Scholar…
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Tom and I recently presented some of our new ideas on what's in store in the post-social media world at the MSI Berkeley Conference on Marketing Communications in a Digital World.
One thing we talked about is the idea that “reality is no longer ‘real.’ We want digital to be real.…
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Ross Levinsohn, Yahoo! EVP of Americas says their goal is to be the premiere digital company creating really rich premium experiences for consumers on their platform. They run 13 million different variations of their home page every day and hope they can serve the right ads in the right programming context. Time will tell if this is a big opportunity or an idea whose time has come and gone.
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#w2s. John Battle asked Sean Parker if Spotify is his chance to get napster right? Yes. Sean says it's a chance to finish what he started, creating a frictionless tier of service that enables music-sharing. It lets consumers select the music that best meets their needs and disintermediates the gatekeepers with the right product experience. Sean argued that it took the outright collapse of the music business as we know it to finally convince them to do the deals. No hints about Airtime, his…
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The Future of Search from…
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UCR Sloan Center Postdoctoral Scholar in Marketing 2011-2012
The A. Gary Anderson Graduate School of Management at the University of California, Riverside invites applications for one or two positions as Postdoctoral Scholar in marketing. The postdoctoral scholars will work with Professors Donna Hoffman and Tom Novak on funded research addressing the impact of social media on consumer behavior and well-being. The scholars will also have the opportunity to develop new, related…
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July 10, 2009: At the corner of 13th and Franklin Streets in downtown Oakland, a worn bronze plaque hangs on the wall of a two-story parking garage. Easy to miss, state Historical Marker No. 45 identifies the spot where, 140 years ago, a California miracle began. Here the University of California spent its infancy, occupying a two-story Victorian that had housed one of the state’s first colleges. In 1873 the… Continue
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