Media

Agree or disagree: “A person is either a man or a woman and not anything in between.”

Most (61%) Think Public Concern About “Fake News” is Excessive Yet Many Have Difficulty Deciphering What Constitutes Fact

With Most (86%) Admitting to Having Fallen Victim to It. Three-Quarters (78%) Are Concerned About Online Privacy & Majority (53%) Feels More Concerned About This, Compared to One Year Ago

Does your media plan maximize value, or just cut costs? We share seven tips to optimize your budget.

Ipsos is delighted to be speaking at an exclusive presentation hosted by thinktv and featuring New York Times bestselling author, Ken Auletta, who will share insights from his latest book, Frenemies: The Epic Disruption of the Ad Business (and everything else).

This report explores awareness and concern about fake news, internet bubbles and post-truth-politics in Canada and around the world.

Join CMA for their webinar featuring recent Ipsos research exploring the media habits and assumptions within the Canadian advertising industry.

ThinkTV’s mission is simple: to help advertisers and agencies get the best out of the amazing medium that is television.

Join Ipsos for an opportunity to hear results from our CanadaNext study, and then put into context how this evolution of the broader public agenda is dramatically changing both the marketing landscape and research approaches aimed at driving meaningful insight.