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Ipsos MediaCT: An iPad Revolution?
As a tidal wave of excitement and scepticism continues to build in anticipation of the iPad finally reaching UK shores, Ipsos MediaCT has investigated potential take-up among GB consumers, as well as how such technology can affect, benefit and potentially threaten traditional media consumption.
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On Track: Class of 2004
On Track: Class of 2004 was a five-year longitudinal study of people who qualified from higher and further education institutions in 2004.
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The impact of tuition fees on progression into higher education
Even the lowest level increase in tuition fees (+1631,775 to 1635,000 p.a.) would reduce the proportion of young people likely to go into higher education, according to Ipsos research for the Sutton Trust.
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June 2010 Political Monitor
Voting intentions (among those absolutely certain to vote) are Conservative 39%, Labour 31%, Liberal Democrat 19%, Others 11%.
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A research study among 11-16 year olds on behalf of the Sutton Trust
This report covers the result of research with young people, conducted by the Ipsos Social Research Institute on behalf of the Sutton Trust.
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Ipsos June Issues Index
Concern about the economy remains the top issue facing the country, and men and young people are particularly concerned about unemployment. Concern about crime rises following the Cumbria shootings.
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June 2010 Issues Index
Despite a drop of six points from last month's record score of 71%, two thirds (65%) place the economy among the biggest issues facing the country
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`Refugee Week' Survey
Ipsos interviewed refugees and asylum seekers in advance of `Refugee Week' (14th - 20th June 2010). The survey was commissioned by Refugee Action on behalf of the Refugee Week partnership.
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Swearing on television: Ipsos poll for the Daily Mail
A large majority of people (79%) think that there is more swearing on television now than 10 years ago, according to an Ipsos poll for the Daily Mail.
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Daily Mail Poll on Swearing on Television
79% of Britons now think that there is more swearing on television than there was 10 years ago, while only 3% believe there is less and 13% think that the level is about the same, according to an Ipsos poll for the Daily Mail.