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Two Minute Silence as important as ever, say Britons
An Ipsos survey for The Royal British Legion shows that 94% of the public said that it is important to continue observing the Silence despite the deaths this year of the last remaining British veterans to have seen active service in the First World War.
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Media usage continues to grow amongst Europe's Business Elite
Four out of ten of Europe's Business Elite read one or more of the region's international publications according to a new survey by Ipsos MediaCT
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For Four Too
Jamie Robertson, sponsorship expert at Ipsos, on the fight for the top 4 Premier Football League places and the ramifications for their sponsors.
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The Pocket Knife Effect
A little over a year ago a curious phenomenon took place in newsagents and corner shops across the UK. After an absence of four years Cadbury's Wispa bars, withdrawn because of poor sales and production problems, suddenly re-appeared on the shelves and instantly became the most successful chocolate bar product `launch' in decades.
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The Big Energy Shift
This report presents the findings of Ipsos's research into people's views on government's plans for a big shift in the way people's houses and communities are insulated, heated and powered.
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Businesses show signs of economic recovery, but more banking support needed
Businesses, especially within the manufacturing and financial/business services sector, are showing early signs of recovery, with 22% expecting conditions to improve in the next 12 months, compared to 9% in November 2008.
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Quality Research Methods take centre stage at Ipsos
Ipsos today launched the Research Methods Centre (RMC) to build on its reputation for research of the highest quality
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Wimbledon campaign an ace for Evian thanks to Ipsos ASI research
Evian's sponsorship of Wimbledon, evaluated using Ipsos ASI research, won the best use of research in a sponsorship campaign at the Hollis Sponsorship awards.
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Muslim Women Survey
Ipsos conducted this study on behalf of the Equality and Human Rights Commission. The study investigates the views and attitudes of Muslim women, in particular, attitudes towards work, barriers to progression, religious practice at work and future aspirations.