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Living Language Phrase of the Week: Springspotter
03.11.2007
springspotter
–noun
1. A person who spots new trends and ideas and reports them to market research companies.
–participle phrase
springspotting
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"Dutch founder and director Reinier Evers and his team of 15 senior staff and 2000 "springspotters" scan the globe for the hottest consumer fads. Springspotters are ordinary people in 70 countries who voluntarily email ideas to Trendwatching.com (or its sister publication Springwise.com) when they think they've spotted a new trend." — Nassim Khadem, "The More Mobile, The Better Say Gen Y," The Sun-Herald, May 23, 2004 |
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