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Author: surveynation Added: Thu, 24 Jul 2008 16:35:48 -0800 Duration: 105Survey Nation is not exactly reality TV, but we operate under the same assumption: Real people and their opinions are infinitely more intriguing than scripted, fictional characters. That being said, we feel reality TV has become a bit stale in recent years. It seems the networks have handed over the bulk of their budgets and their key time slots to the producers of hit or miss reality programs. Say what you will about the quality, the popularity of reality TV cannot be denied. Visit us online at www.survey.com

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Author: surveynation Added: Wed, 04 Jun 2008 18:19:33 -0800 Duration: 106Survey Nation visits FanimeCon 2008 to ask attendees about animated violence. Anime has the reputation of being graphic, obscene and excessively gory, but the people who follow anime closely view it very differently. Anime fans will need to justify the seemingly brutal nature of the popular animation style before it can gain true mainstream success. Visit us online at www.survey.com

Author: surveynation Added: Fri, 30 May 2008 21:49:34 -0800 Duration: 170Survey Nation visits FanimeCon, Northern Californias largest Japanese animation convention. While the focus of the event is Anime, the attendees are an eclectic bunch of animation fans, artist, gamers, comic book readers and Sci-Fi fans. The convention offers visitors a variety of activities; everything from movie screenings to swap meets to Karaoke. But Survey Nation quickly learned that the most interesting aspects of Fanime are the fans themselves. Costumes are not required, but most do dress impress. It was impossible to document everyone, but when watching the video, keep an eye on the background- you may spot your favorite anime or video game character. In this episode we ask FanimeCon Visitors which show sparked your interest in anime? Subscribe to Survey Nation Visit us online at www.survey.com

Author: surveynation Added: Fri, 30 May 2008 19:19:38 -0800 Duration: 149Survey Nation would like to start watching Anime, so we asked the attendees of Fanime Con 2008 to give us their recommendations for a first time Amine watcher. Anime, a distinctly Japanese style of animation, has crossed over to the states and has taken roots American pop culture. These Japanese videos, once relegated to dusty corners of mom and pop video stores, have exploded into mainstream sparking a new demand for lost classics and forcing American animation studios to re-think their target audience. Just ask directors Genndy Tartakovsky or Quentin Tarantino and theyll tell you that animation is no longer just for kids. Visit us online at www.survey.com

Author: surveynation Added: Thu, 22 May 2008 15:52:31 -0800 Duration: 137Survey Nation is on the streets asking people about our Commander and Chief, George W. Bush. The country has changed dramatically since Bush first took office and now, as his second term is coming to a close, seems like a good time to look back and grade the president on his performance through these rocky years. The war in Iraq and the sagging economy are among the peoples top concerns when asked to give George W. Bush a report card.

Author: surveynation Added: Thu, 22 May 2008 15:52:31 -0800 Duration: 150Survey Nation goes to the streets of San Francisco during the April 9, 2008 disrupted Olympic Torch Relay to get the story you won't see on CNN, FOX, CBS, NBC, ABC, or any mainstream media. We talked directly to the people who were there about the important issues raised by the upcoming Summer Games in Beijing, shooting over two and a half hours of video. In this episode, Survey Nation asks the Olympic Torch Rally attendees about Chinas government controlled media and its role in the obscuring of human rights violations. Visit us at Survey.com. http://www.survey.com.

Author: surveynation Added: Thu, 22 May 2008 15:52:31 -0800 Duration: 254Survey Nation goes to the streets of San Francisco during the April 9, 2008 disrupted Olympic Torch Relay to get the story you won't see on CNN, FOX, CBS, NBC, ABC, or any mainstream media. We talked directly to the people who were there about the important issues raised by the upcoming Summer Games in Beijing, shooting over two and a half hours of video. In this episode, Survey Nation continues to mediate the ongoing dialogue between China supporters and supporters the Free Tibet Movement. Visit us at Survey.com. http://www.survey.com.

Author: surveynation Added: Thu, 22 May 2008 15:52:31 -0800 Duration: 156Survey Nation, a media organization itself, is very interested in where people are getting their news. Major newspapers across the country are shutting down, local TV news ratings are plummeting, news networks like CNN are losing viewers to more modern forms of media while, in the midst of it all, AM radio (century old technology) is holding its own. The way we get our news is changing rapidly, so were asking everyone: Where do you get your news?

Author: surveynation Added: Fri, 02 May 2008 19:19:34 -0800 Duration: 91Survey Nation mourns the loss of recent TV series like Deadwood and Battlestar Galactica. Networks seem to have a history of canceling the best shows on air, often leaving audiences hanging and disappointed. As always, Survey Nation offers a place to vent your frustration. Which canceled TV show would you bring back? Subscribe to Survey Nation and visit us at Survey.com.

Author: surveynation Added: Fri, 02 May 2008 19:19:34 -0800 Duration: 91Survey Nation mourns the loss of recent TV series like Deadwood and Battlestar Galactica. Networks seem to have a history of canceling the best shows on air, often leaving audiences hanging and disappointed. As always, Survey Nation offers a place to vent your frustration. Which canceled TV show would you bring back? Subscribe to Survey Nation and visit us at Survey.com.

Author: surveynation Added: Fri, 02 May 2008 19:19:34 -0800 Duration: 91Survey Nation mourns the loss of recent TV series like Deadwood and Battlestar Galactica. Networks seem to have a history of canceling the best shows on air, often leaving audiences hanging and disappointed. As always, Survey Nation offers a place to vent your frustration. Which canceled TV show would you bring back? Subscribe to Survey Nation and visit us at Survey.com.

Author: surveynation Added: Fri, 25 Apr 2008 17:19:33 -0800 Duration: 54Survey Nation goes to the streets of San Francisco during the April 9, 2008 disrupted Olympic Torch Relay to talk directly to the people who were there about the important issues raised by the upcoming Summer Games in Beijing, shooting over two and a half hours of video. In this episode, we are you to speak out directly about the issues. What is your viewpoint on China and Tibet? Do you understand the history behind this crisis? It is your chance to be heard. Go to Survey.com and take the survey "China Olympics Raises Important Questions." http://www.survey.com.com.

Author: surveynation Added: Fri, 25 Apr 2008 17:19:33 -0800 Duration: 45Survey Nation wants you to speak out and tell us what you think about the media's role in both politics in our daily lives. A few weeks back, Survey Nation posted a video focusing on media and its role in the political process. The response was tremendous. To keep this issue, alive we've posted a short survey on this topic that we hope will be enjoyable and informative. Go to Survey.com and take the survey "Has the News Media Gone Too Far?" http://www.survey.com

Author: surveynation Added: Fri, 25 Apr 2008 17:19:33 -0800 Duration: 158Survey Nation goes to ad:tech San Francisco to ask Internet insiders about the outcome of the Google versus Microsoft war. This Battle of Internet Titans is being fought on all fronts and the final outcome will impact us all. Opinions varied on this important subject, with both sides having their supporters and detractors. If Google is the final winner, will they become the next Evil Empire, lording over the Internet, just as Microsoft did over the desktop? Visit us at Survey.com. http://www.survey.com.

Author: surveynation Added: Fri, 25 Apr 2008 17:19:33 -0800 Duration: 129Survey Nation goes to ad:tech San Francisco to ask Internet insiders about the emergence of China as a driving force in Internet marketing. With well over 800 million Internet users, technology companies are searching for ways to capitalize on this market in the face of one very prominent problem: Chinese Government Censorship. Will the PRC allow a free Internet? Are the people of China ready for an uncensored Web experience? Survey Nation asks the experts and, as always, we encourage your feedback. Visit us at Survey.com. http://www.survey.com.

Author: surveynation Added: Fri, 25 Apr 2008 17:19:33 -0800 Duration: 54Survey Nation goes to the streets of San Francisco during the April 9, 2008 disrupted Olympic Torch Relay to talk directly to the people who were there about the important issues raised by the upcoming Summer Games in Beijing, shooting over two and a half hours of video. In this episode, we are you to speak out directly about the issues. What is your viewpoint on China and Tibet? Do you understand the history behind this crisis? It is your chance to be heard. Go to Survey.com and take the survey "China Olympics Raises Important Questions." http://www.survey.com.com.

Author: surveynation Added: Fri, 25 Apr 2008 17:19:33 -0800 Duration: 158Survey Nation goes to ad:tech San Francisco to ask Internet insiders about the outcome of the Google versus Microsoft war. This Battle of Internet Titans is being fought on all fronts and the final outcome will impact us all. Opinions varied on this important subject, with both sides having their supporters and detractors. If Google is the final winner, will they become the next Evil Empire, lording over the Internet, just as Microsoft did over the desktop? Visit us at Survey.com. http://www.survey.com.

Author: surveynation Added: Fri, 25 Apr 2008 17:19:33 -0800 Duration: 45Survey Nation wants you to speak out and tell us what you think about the media's role in both politics in our daily lives. A few weeks back, Survey Nation posted a video focusing on media and its role in the political process. The response was tremendous. To keep this issue, alive we've posted a short survey on this topic that we hope will be enjoyable and informative. Go to Survey.com and take the survey "Has the News Media Gone Too Far?" http://www.survey.com

Author: surveynation Added: Fri, 25 Apr 2008 17:19:33 -0800 Duration: 129Survey Nation goes to ad:tech San Francisco to ask Internet insiders about the emergence of China as a driving force in Internet marketing. With well over 800 million Internet users, technology companies are searching for ways to capitalize on this market in the face of one very prominent problem: Chinese Government Censorship. Will the PRC allow a free Internet? Are the people of China ready for an uncensored Web experience? Survey Nation asks the experts and, as always, we encourage your feedback. Visit us at Survey.com. http://www.survey.com.

Author: surveynation Added: Fri, 25 Apr 2008 15:52:31 -0800 Duration: 189Survey Nation goes to the streets of San Francisco during the April 9, 2008 disrupted Olympic Torch Relay to talk directly to the people who were there about the important issues raised by the upcoming Summer Games in Beijing, shooting over two and a half hours of video. In this episode, Survey Nation speaks directly to China supporters at the Olympic Torch Relay in San Francisco who vehemently defend their country and the controversy over Tibet. They present a historical view on the origins of the Tibet crisis that significantly contrasts with those normally held by the Free Tibet movement. These individuals provide unique insight into the opinions of Chinese nationals who have made the US their home while maintaining a patriotic love, respect, and devotion for their homeland. These individuals maintain that change is needed but must come from inside China and not forced by outside influence or political pressure. Your comments are encouraged. Visit us at Survey.com.

Author: surveynation Added: Fri, 25 Apr 2008 15:52:31 -0800 Duration: 177Survey Nation goes to the streets of San Francisco during the April 9, 2008 disrupted Olympic Torch Relay and talked directly to the people who were there about the important issues raised by the upcoming Summer Games in Beijing, shooting over two and a half hours of video. In this episode, we ask if the Olympic Torch Relay should be a political event or not. Are the Olympics political in nature? Where do the Tibet crisis and human rights issues fit in? Is the Chinese government using the Games to promote their country and economic agenda? And should this be allowed? Your comments are encouraged. Visit us at Survey.com. http://www.survey.com

Author: surveynation Added: Fri, 25 Apr 2008 15:52:31 -0800 Duration: 199Survey Nation goes to the streets of San Francisco during the April 9, 2008 disrupted Olympic Torch Relay to talk directly to the people who were there about the important issues raised by the upcoming Summer Games in Beijing. In this episode, we speak directly to Free Tibet protesters at the Olympic Torch Relay in San Francisco. They express their concern and solidarity with those suffering in Tibet. They send a direct message to the Chinese government that human rights violations, the suppression of a free press, and the repressive treatment of Tibet must stop now. Tibet must be given the freedoms it deserves and the suffering must stop. How can Americans take effective action to influence the Chinese government? Will the American consumer its change behavior to decrease dependence on Chinese imports in order to send this message, or are we too dependent on inexpensive goods to change? Hear it directly from those who came out to protest. Visit us at Survey.com.

Author: surveynation Added: Wed, 23 Apr 2008 15:52:37 -0800 Duration: 137Survey Nation goes to ad:tech San Francisco to ask Internet insiders about the "Next Big Thing" for Web users. Who will be the next Google, YouTube, or MySpace? How will technology companies evolve to find their niche in the online communities of the 21st century? Naturally, the opinion of Internet insiders is fascinating, but it's your opinion that really matters. Survey Nation wants you to comment and BE HEARD. Visit us at Survey.com.

Author: surveynation Added: Wed, 23 Apr 2008 15:52:37 -0800 Duration: 139Survey Nation goes to ad:tech San Francisco to ask Internet insiders about the "Next Big Thing" for Web users. Who will be the next Google, YouTube, or MySpace? How will technology companies evolve to find their niche in the online communities of the 21st century? Naturally, the opinion of Internet insiders is fascinating, but it's your opinion that really matters. Survey Nation wants you to comment and BE HEARD. Visit us at Survey.com.