The Ipsos Almanac
Young People Omnibus Flyer 2009
A 4-page flyer on Ipsos's Young People Omnibus
Sensational F1 Continues
Simon Lincoln, sponsorship expert at Ipsos, talks about the impact and the trends in brand associations with Formula One.
Creativity in Qual
Simon Riley, Research Director at Ipsos, talks about the Creativity in Qual and presents a personal list of forms of creative collaboration.
Public views on contestable element of the licence fee
The BBC Trust commissioned Ipsos to conduct quantitative and qualitative research to gauge the public's view of specific proposals put forward by the government to use some of the television licence fee to fund the provision of news by providers other than the BBC.
Reputation Council Insight and Ideas Autumn 2009
Ipsos's Reputation Centre has assembled some of Europe's most senior corporate communicators to form the Reputation Council. As one of its members, you will appreciate that collectively the Council brings unparalleled levels of communications expertise, and through our regular feedback…
Moving towards a legal digital film market
This thought piece considers the twin challenges faced by the film industry in needing to cut off illegal file sharing sites, whilst developing compelling official digital models to act as credible alternatives to pirate sites.
People, Perceptions and Place
This report helps local public services and partnerships better understand what factors affect key outcomes such as satisfaction with quality of life, community cohesion, feelings of influence and ratings of local services.
The Impact of the Economic Recession on HR
Talent 2 and Ipsos recently joined forces to survey senior HR professionals about how the global recession is affecting their organisations and their people management strategies and practices.
AHIPP Survey
The Association of Home Information Pack Providers (AHIPP) commissioned Ipsos to conduct an online survey amongst its member's customers.
You turn if you want to
There is something peculiarly British about a relaunch. It may well be because as a nation we are increasingly (and proudly) fickle, one minute booing the thing we will then fast-track to sainthood - witness the tabloid press and the Great British Public over Michael Jackson or Princess Diana.