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25: 147:#1961170, an invention for recording the tuning of individual radio sets for what he imagined would be a ratings industry. This invention would record what a radio was tuned to, when it was turned on, and the length of time turned on. Further, the object of the invention would provide for scientifically measuring broadcast listener response over a selected period of time. Robinson sold his patent to 211:. A few days after the election Kennedy and Nixon met in Florida. When Kennedy asked Nixon to rate Robinson's performance as his pollster, Nixon told Kennedy that Robinson's "polls in individual states were almost miraculously accurate." (Nixon, p. 483) 199:
In 1945, the National Association of Public Relations Council presented Robinson with an award. He was considered to have made the greatest contribution during that year, through public relations, to the national welfare.
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Bird, William L, Jr. (1999) Better Living: Advertising, Media, and the New Vocabulary of Business Leadership, 1935–1955, Northwestern University Press
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Fisher, "Are the Overnights Over? Do Nielsen's broadcast ratings have a future in the coming interactive age?" Wired, Issue 1.06 (Dec. 1993)
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In 1932, Robinson published 'Straw Votes, a Study of Political Prediction', a pioneering book on scientific
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Eisinger, Robert Martin (2003), The Evolution of Presidential Polling, Cambridge University Press
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Robinson was the Associate Director of the American Institute of Public Opinion, later called
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continues to measure and compile statistics on television audiences and their viewing habits.
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developed the AudiMeter, or PeopleMeter, on which the Nielsen rating system was founded. The
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Museum of Broadcast Communications, "A.C. Nielsen Company: U.S. Media Market Research Firm"
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Claude E. Robinson died on August 7, 1961, from hepatitis following a cancer operation.
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panel — Center for the Study and Teaching of Principles of American Capitalism.
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services for public and private enterprises. In 1948, with George Gallup, he founded
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He also served as a trustee of the Committee for Economic Development and the
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in 1900, the son of a teacher. He left high school to join the Army during
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Claude E. Robinson made important contributions to the study of American
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His book "Understanding Profits" was published posthumously in 1961.
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In 1960, Robinson served as the chief pollster for Vice-President
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In 1929, while still a student at Columbia, Robinson filed for
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but later returned to Oregon to work his way through the
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Columbia Graduate School of Arts and Sciences alumni
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