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Addressing public concerns on immigration requires looking beyond the numbers
What groups does the word 'immigrant' bring to mind? Tom Frere-Smith analyses our recent poll for the Migration Observatory.
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London's skilled working class and policing
Ipsos polling for BBC London finds particularly strong support among skilled working class (or "C2") Londoners for the Met taking a more robust approach in any future riots.
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Benefits of corporate reputation still not understood in too many businesses
The latest Reputation Council report from Ipsos reveals less than half of Europe's most senior communicators have 'hard-wired' reputation into business managment.
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Understanding public opinion on immigration in Britain
Findings from this survey of adults in Great Britain, conducted by Ipsos on behalf of The Migration Observatory at Oxford University, show public attitudes to immigration are nuanced and complex. While the public are still keen to see an overall reduction in immigration, their attitudes vary depending upon which immigrant groups they are considering.
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Londoners' verdicts on the riots
New Ipsos polling for BBC London's Inside Out explores Londoners' verdicts on the Metropolitan Police's handling of the riots, how Londoners think the Police should handle any future riots, and what role activities for young Londoners could play in preventing future disturbances.
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Why brands need a social media reality check
Tara Beard-Knowland of Ipsos ASI writes for Campaign Magazine on the theories about the potentially exponential power of social media - and the reality check needed by brands and advertisers
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Different Worlds - The New Consumers
The end of summer: our summer business review brings together all our recent thought pieces, with an introduction by Chief Executive Ben Page.
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Miliband's image improves, but still behind Cameron on key leadership qualities
Although he trails the Prime Minister on most aspects and is lowest of the three leaders on likeability, Ed Miliband's image has improved since last December, especially when it comes to understanding the problems facing Britain
Cameron has clearest vision for Britain, most capable and best in crisis but also seen as out of touch
Nick Clegg is seen as likeable but also more style than substance -
How do you tell someone their baby is ugly?
Client concepts are often overlooked but with a bit of care they can make all the difference, writes Jonathan Weeks on Brand Republic.