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Support for monarchy is at all time high
With Her Majesty the Queen's Diamond Jubilee this weekend, the British public's support for the UK remaining a monarchy is at a record high level according to our special Diamond Jubilee poll.
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The way we live now
New research for Ipsos for RIBA reveals the extreme measures some Brits take to squeeze into their homes and highlights what people really want and need from their homes.
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Public over-estimate extent of past development, but welcome more
A new poll for the British Property Federation by Ipsos has found that most of the English public over-estimate how much of England's land has been developed, but support new development if it generates jobs and affordable homes.
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Measuring emotional engagement through biometrics
Biometric measurement can be a valuable tool in helping us understand how advertising works, writes Keith Glasspoole, deputy managing director, Ipsos ASI.
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From our archives: The French elections
As France prepares to elect its next President, we have been digging in our archives to find out what the British public have thought in the past about French politicians, and indeed about the French people and French culture.
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Being uncomfortable with social media
Half of businesses feel their social media skills are either below their industry average or very poor, write Ines Nadal and Tara Beard-Knowland in Brand Republic.
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The housing issue
Housing is an interesting issue for pollsters, says Ben Page, Chief Executive of Ipsos.
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The Youth of Today
Researching younger age groups has never been easy. How can we continue to engage young people in market research?
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[sp]innovation & the art of wheel reinvention
How much of what we class as innovation is a product or service that is genuinely new and transformational? Or is innovation more a matter of identifying a marketable consumer need and generating effective 'spin'?
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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.