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Nielsen: 'Earl', 'Idol' Tops In TV Buzz Syndicate content

When people talked about their favorite TV shows online, Jason Lee's sitcom rated first in Nielsen's top ten list.

Web 2.0 Talks About Car Pricing Syndicate content

A car commercial might last 30 or 45 seconds, and in most cases, only a tiny portion of it will discuss pricing.  I’m not complaining - high-def laps are more interesting than transferable leases - but this is all the more reason to turn to blogs, social networks, and other online resources for financial information.

Marketers Can Pay For Blog Buzz Syndicate content

The Nielsen Company has found that high blog interest, or buzz around new product launches is closely related to paid media spending.

iPhone Has People Talking Syndicate content

 The anticipated launch of the iPhone has received more buzz than any other product announcement this year according to Nielsen BuzzMetrics.
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BuzzMetrics To Be Absorbed By NetRatings Syndicate content

Nielsen will go ahead and complete the acquisition of blog and word-of-mouth measurement firm BuzzMetrics, of which Nielsen already owned 58 percent, and blend it with NetRatings to make a new firm.

LiveJournal Protest Tops Nielsen List Syndicate content

The most popular blog post of 2006 landed on a LiveJournal blog, while missives from Michelle Malkin, Dave Sifry, and CrooksAndLiars.com ranked among the most linked 100 posts for the past year.

Most Popular Blog Posts Of 2006 Syndicate content

The top blogs in 2006 mainly focused on politics and satire according to a report from Nielsen BuzzMetrics. The top blog, based on the number of inbound links from other blogs between Jan. 1 and Nov. 30, 2006, was mother.livejournal.com's petition against changes in the livejournal interface. The single post was linked to in 801 posts by 786 other blogs.

Finally, Somebody Ranks Brand Monitoring Services Syndicate content

If there was ever a research report I'd like to get my hands on, it's this one from Forrester.

We Need Auditing Syndicate content

In traditional media an entire industry rose out of advertisers' need to audit emerging formats.

PR in the Age of Consumer Control Syndicate content

Google. The effusive praise this deceptively low-key search engine elicits is maddening. I used to mock Google. Now I seemingly won't go to the john without it.