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utilising our findings to create new opportunities for our clients' products and brands.
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We travel the Globe blending traditional research methods and the latest developments in digital consumer feedback to allow us
to tell the story of your consumers' lives and uncover commercial opportunities for you brand.

Wearable AI research
We are running a research study, among people local to Venice, California, looking for people to test wearable AI devices Please complete the form to apply https://forms.gle/eUJ3yFoGhgN8UAvu7
Garmin watch users needed
We’re running a series of research studies looking at Garmin watch users who would be interested in testing other brands Please click here to register your interest and leave your details Thanks River Research
Google Pixel Watch 4 research
Hi We’re looking for users to help with user testing – ideally those interested in buying or have recently bought a Pixel Watch 4. Please leave your details in the Google form here and we’ll get back to you soon. Thanks for your interest Form also available here: https://forms.gle/krCNfHXgu4n3stYK6
Crossing the AI chasm: River’s journey so far
Crossing the AI chasm: River’s journey so far As a boutique agency with a strong focus on tech and digital channels, we’ve been hearing and seeing the impact of Generative AI for the last couple of years. But since the arrival of Chat GPT in the consumer space, it has been interesting to see how…
Cryptocurrencies: are you all in?
If you’ve been watching the World Cup of late you may have seen an interesting ad during the break for Hdac: https://youtu.be/s8EcrSjb85o As far as we know this is the first time blockchain technology has been promoted to the mass market via TV (in the UK at least) but it is certainly a sign…
Is this the Novel for Our Sector? – Review of ‘Satin Island’
I haven’t entirely decided how to take Satin Island. It’s either a clever and highly nuanced satire of the knowledge and consultancy sectors at their most beard-stroking and hubristic. Or it’s a rather abstract, beard-strokingly impressionistic musing on ‘the patterns that surround us’ and the connectedness of, well, everything. Either way, it’s an impressively imagined…