The Ipsos Almanac

Key topics covered in this analysis include world citizen's attitudes on economic confidence, trade and regulation, trust of business, their most worrying issues and a unique segmentation on globalization and control.

A look at how new technologies are influencing each other, the consumer, and research techniques.

Read our report which presents findings from the 2009 Young People Omnibus Survey of secondary school pupils, carried out by the Ipsos Social Research Institute on behalf of the Qualifications and Curriculum Authority (QCA).

Nostalgia comes back successfully in 2009 advertising campaigns

Understanding the behaviours and attitudes of people who download music illegally.

The multichannel TV homes universe has grown from 29% at the end of 2000 (Ipsos MediaCT's Technology Tracker), to over 88% of homes (Ofcom Q3 2008).

Did you know that Internet users take less than a minute to decide whether they trust your website and its content? And the look of your homepage will help them determine whether they view your organisation as professional, friendly or unorganised.

What does the future hold? This Ipsos report looks back at Britain in 2008 and ahead to Britain in 2009.

An explanation of why early adopters of new technologies are a valuable target group for advertisers and therefore a niche group for market researchers to target.

Change is vital for organisations to survive and grow: external factors such as globalisation, the economic climate and new government legislation all demonstrate this requirement. Ipsos undertakes a vast amount of employee research on behalf of organisations going through significant change.