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One Moment in Time: The Royal Wedding, Six Months On
Simon Atkinson on Ipsos's unique mobile research around the 2011 Royal Wedding and what it tells us six months on.
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Perception is all when it comes to immigration
Bobby Duffy writes in The Sunday Times about public perceptions of immigration across Europe and its possible impact on a co-ordinated EU policy.
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Sony games well positioned in 2011
The Playstation could be in for a good year according to new research released today by Ipsos MediaCT and Future Publishing.
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Ipsos Business Review of the Year - Green Shoots or False Dawn?
Our End of Year Business Review looks back at a mixed year for businesses, and explores the trends businesses should look out for in 2011.
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The Business Elite want digital and traditional media
The latest Business Elite Europe survey has revealed that the most successful and influential business leaders are increasingly accessing media content through digital platforms, though not at the expense of traditional means.
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Ipsos Social Research Institute launches today
Ipsos, one of the world's largest research companies, today announces the launch of a major global initiative: the Ipsos Social Research Institute.
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Support for Nuclear Power - trend
To what extent would you support or oppose the building of new nuclear power stations in Britain to replace those that are being phased out over the next few years?
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Climate Change Omnibus: Great Britain
A short tracking survey to investigate peoples attitudes towards and perception of the issue of Climate Change.
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2009 Members of the Scottish Parliament Survey findings
A year ago, MSPs were overwhelmingly pessimistic about the near-term prospects for the Scottish economy. Views now are more mixed - one in six Government Members believe prospects will improve compared to half of Opposition Members.
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Faster, Better, Cheaper: Making Money in a Digital World
What future does media branding have in the new world of unlimited choices? The need for fast and accurate research into how consumers are thinking and behaving has never been greater. The economic stakes have never been higher. Companies that fail to
change are unlikely to survive. But those who invest now in understanding what their customers want are likely to be best-placed to lead, rather than to lag these changes.