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Most Scots planning to mark royal wedding in some way
On the day the location and date of the royal wedding are announced, an Ipsos Scotland survey shows around 6 in 10 Scots are planning to mark the occasion in some way.
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What do the public want from libraries?
Ipsos, in partnership with Shared Intelligence, was commissioned by the Museums, Libraries and Archives Council (MLA) - the body that promotes best practice in libraries - to carry out a programme of research about public attitudes to, and experiences of, public libraries.
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Examining the Safety of Children Online Across Europe
The EU Kids Online Project based at the London School of Economics and Political Science launch their report today detailing new and important evidence about children's exposure to and experience of risks on the internet. The report is based on a survey conducted by Ipsos among over 23,000 children and parents across Europe.
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Harry Potter is the most famous Brit
Harry Potter is the most famous Briton, narrowly beating James Bond and David Cameron, according to new research published today by Ipsos to coincide with the release of part one of The Deathly Hallows film.
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Review of Pathfinder Best Value 2 Audits
Ipsos was commissioned by Audit Scotland, on behalf of the Accounts Commission, to undertake an independent review of the Best Value 2 Pathfinder audits.
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Veteran with new role of boosting the City's image
Sir Robert Worcester, founder of MORI, discusses his new role as president of the Institute of Business Ethics with the Evening Standard.
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Reuters/Ipsos November 2010 Political Monitor
The November Reuters/ Ipsos Political Monitor in November shows a lead for Labour over the Conservatives, with voting shares of 39% and 36% respectively. The Liberal Democrat vote share is 14%, unchanged since last month. This is the highest share of the vote that we have recorded for the Labour party since October 2007.
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Concern about redundancy
Q How concerned (if at all) would you say you are about the possibility of being made redundant or becoming unemployed over the next twelve months?
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People and places: Public attitudes to beauty
This study was commissioned by the Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment
(CABE) and the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) to provide a basis for
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Helping retailers build a successful business through insight
Ipsos Retail looks at how retailers can achieve a competitive advantage at a time when consumer confidence is once again falling.