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MRA Victory in Massachusetts!

MRA, in conjunction with MRA volunteers, obtained explicit confirmation from the regulators in Massachusetts exempting market research incentives from the new public reporting requirements of the Marketing Code of Conduct. Click here to read the press release.

Government Affairs

Vermont Passes Physician Gift Ban Into Law
Governor Jim Douglas (R) has signed S.B. 48 into law; imposing a ban on physician gifts in Vermont. The new law prohibits pharmaceutical, biological product or medical device manufacturers and wholesale distributors and their agents from providing any gift of any value to healthcare providers, including gifts for marketing related activities. ... More

Respondent Cooperation

Lessons Learned from the 2009 Respondent Cooperation Workshop
The 2009 Respondent Cooperation (RC) Workshop was hosted from March 2-4 in Miami Beach, Fl. In addition to a little bit of Florida sunshine, attendees were also exposed to a host of leading-edge issues in survey and opinion research. Since the RC Workshop focuses on research methods as opposed to substantive areas, it attracts a balance of researchers from variety of fields: polling, marketing research, government policy research, advertising research, academia, etc.…More

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CMOR-Authored Bill Passes Signed By Louisiana Governor
(Washington, D.C.)— Louisiana Act 810—legislation drafted by CMOR—which had passed both the State House and Senate with unanimous approval was signed yesterday by Governor Bobby Jindal (R). The law will combat political persuasion calls (also known as “political telemarketing” or “push polls”) while protecting legitimate survey and opinion research (including message testing). Read the current update to this legislation
Donna Gillin announces end of second term in Research Profession.
(CMOR) - Donna Gillin announced today that she is leaving CMOR. During her first term with CMOR, Donna served as Director of Government Affairs. She was lured back in 2005 as Director of Operations and has overseen the operations of CMOR for the past three years. More...
CMOR’s Recommended Best Practices for Survey and Opinion Research
CMOR Seeks Research Exemption From FTC Proposed Online Behavioral Tracking Regulations
CMOR advocates for exit polling at New Jersey voting places - May 30, 2008