Immeasurable in richness and overwhelming in immensity, the scale of New Media is of the grandest kind. To manage the deluge of incoming information and the trove of existing content, New Media firms Read More »
On the 4th of July, do Americans put more food on a patriotic plate? Can subtle exposure to traditional wedding photos make you more willing to buy an unrelated consumer product? In short, can Read More »
Perhaps more than ever before, consumers are increasingly spending more and more of their time in consumptions that are completely free - think Facebook, Google, Wikipedia, etc. An important Read More »
The rising conflict between the growing sensitivity towards environmental concerns while living in a material world has interested consumer researchers and policy makers for some time. To date, the Read More »
Some people endeavor to attain happiness whatever they are doing. They might pursue happiness even while choosing a simple stuff. Can seeking happiness change individuals’ buying habits? Which Read More »