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Semiotics

The Future of Marketing is Based on Meaning

November 26, 2015 by ESOMAR 2 Comments

Martina Olbertová looks at how meaning is at the centre of the marketing industry going forward.

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The Future of MR and BAQMaR 2015
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The Future of MR and BAQMaR 2015

November 26, 2015 by ESOMAR 2 Comments

By Neda Eneva

What does the future hold for the Market Research industry? Not a very light and easy topic to tackle, but the 2015 BAQMaR event in Gent, Belgium certainly managed to spark this discourse within the heart of each and every one of its delegates.

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Globalization – It’s a Local Thing!
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Globalization – It’s a Local Thing!

November 26, 2015 by ESOMAR No Comments

By Mary Logan

As Globalization continues to break down borders is there a chance that brands will become synonymous the world over? For instance, a number of celebrities and musicians have a global reach, portraying a consistent image across the globe – a case in point being the omnipresent Kim Kardashian and the singer Taylor Swift.

Could brands be facing a similar future?

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