[Air-l] On-line focus groups

[Karen Farquharson]

Here's one: Turney, L. and C. Pocknee. 2005.  Virtual focus groups: new
frontiers in research. International Journal of Qualitative Methods 4
(2).

Cheers,
Karen

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>>> "Semenov Alexander" <semenoffalex at googlemail.com> 2/05/2007 10:04
pm >>>
Hello, all!
After a rough search in aoir-archieves without results I'm asking
directly:
Does anyone know any papers on on-line focus groups? Anything will go
- methodology, examples of usage, results of such surveys, areas of
application, restrictions, platform and software descriptions and so
on.
Thanks in advance!
Best wishes,
Alexander Semenov.
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