Feb 9

Innerscope CEO Discusses Annual Super Bowl Study on CNN

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Dr. Carl Marci, CEO of Innerscope Research, was interviewed on CNN following the company's fifth annual Super Bowl Study. Participants wore Innercope's sensory belts during the big game to monitor their biometric responses (heart rate, perspiration, respiration and movement) to the ads. Marci was featured on CNN to discuss the thematic findings of the 2012 study, held at the newly opened Time Warner Media Lab.

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