Rasmussen Reports Announces a Change in Management
Source: Rasmussen Reports
Mike Boniello, the company's chief operating officer, will assume a broader leadership role until a replacement for Mr. Rasmussen is named.
The Company emphasized that Mr. Rasmussen's legacy remains intact. His polling methodologies and protocols, widely acknowledged as among the most accurate and reliable in the industry, continue to guide and inform the companys public opinion survey techniques. In addition, the editorial culture of excellence that he built is still very much in place.
Noson Lawen Partners, the Companys majority investor, sees tremendous prospects for Rasmussen Reports in an evolving media landscape hungry for original, branded content, and it is committed to supporting the company with the capital, leadership and strategic partnerships necessary to improve and expand the business beyond the fields of politics and public affairs.
The Company will continue to build the companys polling technologies to address the dynamics of a mobile marketplace. In addition, it will focus on helping further expand RR products via digital business initiatives.
Read more: http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/about_us/public_relations/press_room/press_releases/rasmussen_reports_announces_a_change_in_management
It's always smart to get off the boat before it sinks completely...
Drunken Irishman
(34,857 posts)UpInArms
(51,284 posts)Rowdyboy
(22,057 posts)Perhaps one of the stupidest things I've ever read. Rasmussen "accurate and reliable"? In which alternate universe? Certainly not one inhabited by carbon-based life forms.
rpannier
(24,333 posts)the tea leaves i read
the visions i saw after an all-nighter
Dick Morris
Karl Rove
Most People at Faux News
But on the bright side.... the visions after my all nighter were more correct than examples 3-5
Arkana
(24,347 posts)Supersedeas
(20,630 posts)symblance of bouyancy
NYtoBush-Drop Dead
(490 posts)The Company emphasized that Mr. Rasmussen's legacy remains intact. His polling methodologies and protocols, widely acknowledged as among the most accurate and reliable in the industry, continue to guide and inform the companys public opinion survey techniques. In addition, the editorial culture of excellence that he built is still very much in place.
They are so biased in their polling even faux news comes out with better polling!