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The way we live now
New research for Ipsos for RIBA reveals the extreme measures some Brits take to squeeze into their homes and highlights what people really want and need from their homes.
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It's not all about quantity
Read Research Director, Ben Marshall's blog for Shelter on our latest research for RIBA.
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Ipsos presented at the Science Communication Conference 2012
Sarah Castell and Jayesh Navin Shah presented at the British Science Association's 2012 Science Communication Conference.
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Products, products everywhere and never time to think
Jonathan Weeks in Ipsos Marketing asks: how will your brand rise above the white noise of modern life?
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Ipsos Political Monitor May 2012
Ipsos's May Political Monitor shows Labour opening up a 10 point lead as ratings of the government, David Cameron, and Nick Clegg have fallen to their lowest ever.
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'Ad' enough? What to consider when advertising to mobile shoppers
Gavin Sugden of Ipsos MediaCT in his latest blog for The Wall says the latest Ipsos/Yahoo research shows similarities between mobile and traditional media advertising.
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Public blamed ECHR over the Home Secretary for Abu Qatada delays
In the April edition of the political monitor we look at public opinion on the deportation of radical Muslim cleric Abu Qatada.
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Majority back building homes in Canterbury but support is strongly conditional
Ipsos has undertaken a survey for Canterbury City Council in relation to its Local Plan. The survey measured local attitudes towards future development in the district and has been used alongside a Development Requirements Study (conducted by Nathaniel Lichfield & Partners).
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Public over-estimate extent of past development, but welcome more
A new poll for the British Property Federation by Ipsos has found that most of the English public over-estimate how much of England's land has been developed, but support new development if it generates jobs and affordable homes.
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Falling in love with ads....Measuring that hair standing up tingle
Biometric measurement can be a valuable tool in helping us understand how advertising works: Louise Brice of Ipsos ASI blogs in MediaWeek.