surveys
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VW Pivoting To SUVs: There Is No Way This Decision Could Come Back To Haunt Us
Volkswagen would like you to know it is confident. Confident in its new and growing lineup of crossovers and SUVs. So confident, it just did a random confident survey to double-check that yep, the people who bought SUVs like SUVs and would likely buy another.
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People Have No Idea What They Want From James Bond, According To A New Survey
With Daniel Craig’s future as 007 seemingly at an end after the next Bond movie—which itself endured endless speculation over whether Craig would even appear in the damn thing—Bond fans are wondering who will get the licence to kill next. But a new survey suggests that fans are divided over who they really want.
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Report: Twitter Is Not A Good Indicator Of Public Opinion
A new survey by the Pew Research Center reveals that relying on Twitter to gauge public opinion might not be too smart: the reaction on Twitter to big national and political news seems to differ wildly from that measured by surveys.
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Android Users 12% More Likely To Own Pets, And Other Pointless Survey Findings
Normally we don’t like to give much credence to PR stunt surveys, but Hunch polled 15,000 people — FIFTEEN THOUSAND — and found some surprising results. Did you know that iPhoners eat rice bubbles, and Android-droids prefer Cheerios?