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Blog: Measuring Financial Security and Vulnerability
Charles Adriaenssens of our Ipsos Loyalty Financial team spoke at the House of Commons about our Genworth research in 20 countries on household financial vulnerabilities.
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Families thrive in Europe's high-tech homes
The Samsung Techonomic Index launched in partnership with Ipsos provides a definitive view of how we now live, shop and connect.
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Public views on ethical retail
The Department for Business, Innovation and Skills commissioned Ipsos to conduct a survey into UK attitudes to ethical standards in retail and their impact on the public's buying decisions.
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Business confidence levels differ amongst small and medium businesses in the Eurozone
Andrew Croll shares the latest business confidence results for SMEs in the Eurozone.
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TRUSTe Internet of Things Privacy Index
Only half (47%) of British internet users know that smart devices such as smart TVs, fitness devices and in-car navigation systems can collect data about their personal activities according to an Ipsos survey for TRUSTe.
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Four ways to turn good press relations into outstanding ones
Chris O'Brien highlights the methods being used by press teams to develop strong relationships with Financial Journalists.
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The Connected Consumer: Different Screen Behaviour
In their latest thought piece Ipsos MediaCT investigates of ownership and device usage changes across different countries.
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Newstalgia: an aching for things in print
In his latest blog John Carroll from Ipsos MediaCT talks about why he decided to stop reading his Sunday paper on a tablet and move back to a paper copy.
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Reflective Behaviour
Brands applying behavioural economics to consumer habits should look for those moments that make consumers consider their behaviour by introducing personalised elements, writes Oliver Sweet in Warc's Admap magazine.
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Three in four Britons are worried about companies collecting information about them
A major new international online study on privacy and personalisation from Ipsos shows that three in five Britons (62%) would rather keep their online activities private, even if that means they lose out on personalised services and relevant recommendations.