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David Poltrack on the criticism of the television research process
05:05

Interview: David F. Poltrack | Topic: Criticism of TV

David Poltrack on the impact of the DVR on television networks
00:55

Interview: David F. Poltrack | Topic: Technological Innovation

On the advent of the DVR and second-screen technology; on the impact of research on scheduling 59:57

Interview: David F. Poltrack

On his interaction with Nielson and his own research team 49:08

Interview: David F. Poltrack

On privacy issues within the research industry; on tailoring ads to an individuals' interest and its pros and cons; on double-blind matching; on tracking user data; on the poor job the industry has done of explaining opt-out and other areas of data privacy 42:04

Interview: David F. Poltrack

On a week in his life; on being given a "report card" ever morning; on his management style 33:46

Interview: David F. Poltrack

On whether his research has ever been wrong; 11:13

Interview: David F. Poltrack

David Poltrack on second-screen technology 06:12

Interview: David F. Poltrack | Topic: Technological Innovation

David Poltrack on tailoring ads to individual customers and the privacy concerns associated with collecting such data 07:20

Interview: David F. Poltrack | Topic: Television Industry

On how research helped develop such shows as CSI; on what makes great TV; on how audiences have changed 59:59

Interview: David F. Poltrack

On the value of multi-generational shows such as NCIS and The Big Bang Theory; on television's role in society
43:43

Interview: David F. Poltrack

On globalization; on the secret to a successful international program; on not wanting to retire
35:48

Interview: David F. Poltrack

David Poltrack on his admiration for writers such as David E. Kelley
02:31

Interview: David F. Poltrack | Person: David E. Kelley

David Poltrack on why he needs to watch as much television as possible to effectively do his job
03:10

Interview: David F. Poltrack | Profession: Executives

David Poltrack on Television's role in society
02:21

Interview: David F. Poltrack

David Poltrack on the ability of television to expand an individual's horizons
01:00

Interview: David F. Poltrack

David Poltrack on how CSI was a success story for his research team at CBS
59:49

Interview: David F. Poltrack | Show: CSI: Crime Scene Investigation

David Poltrack on the value of multi-generational shows such as NCIS
01:26

Interview: David F. Poltrack | Show: NCIS

David Poltrack on the value of multi-generational shows such as the Big Bang Theory; on unique characters that appeal to a broader audience with universal themes
02:17

Interview: David F. Poltrack | Show: Big Bang Theory, The

David Poltrack on the secret to an internationally successful television show; on Baywatch being successful abroad
01:00

Interview: David F. Poltrack | Show: Baywatch

David Poltrack on what makes great television and whether he can predict flops and successes
04:05

Interview: David F. Poltrack | Topic: Television Industry

On her audition for Dances with Wolves and the impact of the film; on working on Black Robe and how it misrepresented Indigenous people; on working on Silent Tongue and playing a role with no dialogue; on her experience on Where the Rivers Flow North
22:46

Interview: Tantoo Cardinal

On working on Legends of the Fall and the challenges of shooting on location; on Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman and her experience on the show; on working on North of 60 and winning a Gemini Award for the role; on comparing the representation of Indigenous people in media in Canada and the United States and the impact of Peter Gzwoski's CBC radio morning show; on how Indigenous rights movements have been ahead in Canada comapred to the United States; on her great-grandfather not having to worry about borders in his time
14:36

Interview: Tantoo Cardinal

On working on 500 Nations, the HBO film Grand Avenue, and The Education of Little Tree; on working on Smoke Signals and how it built up confidence in Indigenous stories; on the difference between working on small indie movies and big studio movies; on working on Big Bear and the challenges Gil Cardinal faced as an Indigenous director; on the animated short Stories from the Seventh Fire and directoring voice actors in the film
11:55

Interview: Tantoo Cardinal

On co-founding the Saskatoon Native Theatre Company; on writing a short story for the book Our Story: Aboriginal Voices on Canada’s Past; on working on the PBS movie A Thief of Time; on working on Moccasin Flats; on working with Don Cardinal, Lorne Cardinal's father; on receiving honorary doctorates; on working on Unnatural and Accidental
12:19

Interview: Tantoo Cardinal

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David Poltrack on the criticism of the television research process 05:05

David Poltrack on the impact of the DVR on television networks 00:55

On the advent of the DVR and second-screen technology; on the impact of research on scheduling 59:57

On his interaction with Nielson and his own research team 49:08

On privacy issues within the research industry; on tailoring ads to an individuals' interest and its pros and cons; on double-blind matching; on tracking user data; on the poor job the industry has done of explaining opt-out and other areas of data privacy 42:04

On a week in his life; on being given a "report card" ever morning; on his management style 33:46

On whether his research has ever been wrong; 11:13

David Poltrack on second-screen technology 06:12

David Poltrack on tailoring ads to individual customers and the privacy concerns associated with collecting such data 07:20

On how research helped develop such shows as CSI; on what makes great TV; on how audiences have changed 59:59

On the value of multi-generational shows such as NCIS and The Big Bang Theory; on television's role in society 43:43

On globalization; on the secret to a successful international program; on not wanting to retire 35:48

David Poltrack on his admiration for writers such as David E. Kelley 02:31

David Poltrack on why he needs to watch as much television as possible to effectively do his job 03:10

David Poltrack on Television's role in society 02:21

David Poltrack on the ability of television to expand an individual's horizons 01:00

David Poltrack on how CSI was a success story for his research team at CBS 59:49

David Poltrack on the value of multi-generational shows such as NCIS 01:26

David Poltrack on the value of multi-generational shows such as the Big Bang Theory; on unique characters that appeal to a broader audience with universal themes 02:17

David Poltrack on the secret to an internationally successful television show; on Baywatch being successful abroad 01:00

David Poltrack on what makes great television and whether he can predict flops and successes 04:05

On her audition for Dances with Wolves and the impact of the film; on working on Black Robe and how it misrepresented Indigenous people; on working on Silent Tongue and playing a role with no dialogue; on her experience on Where the Rivers Flow North 22:46

Tantoo Cardinal on working on the PBS movie A Thief of Time 01:57

Tantoo Cardinal on working on Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman 04:10

Tantoo Cardinal on working on Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman 04:10

Tantoo Cardinal on working on North of 60 02:32

Tantoo Cardinal on working on 500 Nations 01:40

David Poltrack on the criticism of the television research process
05:05

David Poltrack on the impact of the DVR on television networks
00:55

On the value of multi-generational shows such as NCIS and The Big Bang Theory; on television's role in society
43:43

On globalization; on the secret to a successful international program; on not wanting to retire
35:48

David Poltrack on his admiration for writers such as David E. Kelley
02:31

David Poltrack on why he needs to watch as much television as possible to effectively do his job
03:10

David Poltrack on Television's role in society
02:21

David Poltrack on the ability of television to expand an individual's horizons
01:00

David Poltrack on how CSI was a success story for his research team at CBS
59:49

David Poltrack on the value of multi-generational shows such as NCIS
01:26

David Poltrack on the value of multi-generational shows such as the Big Bang Theory; on unique characters that appeal to a broader audience with universal themes
02:17

David Poltrack on the secret to an internationally successful television show; on Baywatch being successful abroad
01:00

David Poltrack on what makes great television and whether he can predict flops and successes
04:05

On her audition for Dances with Wolves and the impact of the film; on working on Black Robe and how it misrepresented Indigenous people; on working on Silent Tongue and playing a role with no dialogue; on her experience on Where the Rivers Flow North
22:46

Tantoo Cardinal on working on the PBS movie A Thief of Time
01:57

Tantoo Cardinal on working on Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman
04:10

Tantoo Cardinal on working on Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman
04:10

Tantoo Cardinal on working on North of 60
02:32

Tantoo Cardinal on working on 500 Nations
01:40