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- Qualititative Research: Fanzine websites
- Qualitative Research: Game reviews
- Qualitative Research: Film reviews
- Quantitative Research: Box office figures
- Quantitative Research: CD and DVD sales
- Quantitative Research: Hits on a website
- Quantitave Research: Programme Ratings
- Quantitative Research: Circulation figures
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- Secondary research: Newspapers
- Qualititative Research: Fanzine websites
- Primary research: Audience panels
- Qualitative research: Attitudes to media products
- Quantitative Research: Box office figures
- Audience research: Geodemographics
- Secondary research: Government statistics
- Qualitative Research: Film reviews
- Quantitave Research: Programme Ratings
- Secondary research: Books
Archive for October 2014

A fanzine (zine is short for magazine) is a nonprofessional/nonofficial publication that is produced...
Game reviews are where the game is played by you and make sure notes are taken during main parts of...
A film review is something that a certain individual will receive permission to post on a website, if...
These are the box office ratings from the 10-12 of October (weekend) in the UK. It shows here the title,...

In this table, there are a list of 10 artists and it shows the figures of how many of each of their...
This list of information is the amount of hits received in a month on YouTube, the information...
Programme ratings are used for seeing which programmes are the most and least popular, also they show...

Circulation figures, are the amount of something (for example the amount of copies made of something)...
The presentation above is a good example of quantitative research as it involves readership circulation...