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Twitter Goes Mobile on its Birthday
The most striking thing about the use of social media in 2012 is the normality of it for many: In the modern world people want information quickly and in an easily digestible format, and this helps to explain the growth in popularity of Twitter since its inception 6 years ago.
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Ipsos/Evening Standard Political Monitor March 2012
Our latest Political Monitor shows Labour's lead over the Conservatives has been reduced. Ed Miliband's party are not making any significant headway despite scepticism surrounding the government's economic policies.
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Public confidence among Scots in the economy grows a little but remains in the doldrums
Amid mixed news about the state of the UK and Scottish economies, pessimism among the Scottish public still outweighs optimism.
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After Fukushima Public Opinion is Still Unclear on Nuclear Power
Bobby discusses the impact of the Fukushima tragedy on public opinions of nuclear power.
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After Fukushima
A year on from the Tohoku earthquake and tsunami which created a succession of failures in the Fukushima I Nuclear Power Plant in Japan, Ipsos has brought together a pamphlet of its latest thinking on public attitudes to energy policy around the globe.
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Are you being served? Benchmarking residents' perceptions of local government
Today, the Local Government Association and London Councils formally launch their consultation on how local councils can best benchmark on key perception-based measures, based on a review conducted by Ipsos.
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Are you being served?
The LGA and the London Councils Self Improvement Board commissioned Ipsos to undertake this review to help develop a set of questions and accompanying guidance that councils can choose to use in their own local surveys. This document outlines the findings of our review.
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Sunday's new Sun gets a warm reception from readers
Was the launch of the Sunday edition of a title that's been around for 43 years a good idea or not? Rupert Murdoch clearly thought so, but what about the nation as a whole?
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Scots back inclusion of `Devolution Max' question in referendum
Six in 10 Scots want the referendum on Scotland's constitutional future to include a separate question on the proposal for substantial new powers to the Scottish Parliament, known as `Devolution Max'.
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Economic optimism falls when Scots consider independence
The prospect of Scotland becoming an independent country leaves the public feeling less optimistic about their personal financial situation and about economic conditions in Scotland, according to our latest poll in the Times.