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'Opt-in' Internet Panel Surveys - Part II

Mark Blumenthal | October 19, 2009

Topics: Douglas Rivers , Internet Polls , Jon Krosnick , National Journal column

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My column this week concludes a two-part series on the subject of "opt in" internet panel surveys and a recently released, much debated accuracy study by Jon Krosnick, David Yeager and their colleagues.

For further reading: last week's column, the blog post by ABC's Gary Langer that shared the Krosnick-Yeager report, the reaction by Doug Rivers of YouGov/Polimetrix (which is also the owner and principle sponsor of Pollster.com) and a response from Krosnick, Yeager, et. al.

By Mark Blumenthal | October 19, 2009 9:15 AM | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBacks (0)

 

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