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Ipsos announces the death of Jean Marc Lech, Ipsos Co-President
It is with deep sadness that we announce the death of Jean-Marc Lech, Ipsos Co-President, this morning in Paris.
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Britain's banks are starting to mend their reputations
Chris O'Brien looks at personal finance journalists' rising expectations for the retail banking sector.
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The future of streaming content: What role will advertising play?
In his newest Blog MediaCT's Elliot Whitehead talks about streaming services continuing their success stories and how advertisers have gotten involved.
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Matter of Trust - polling on public views of charities for New Philanthropy Capital
Polling conducted by Ipsos for New Philanthropy Capital shows that the public have mixed views about how trustworthy charities are, and their trust in them is often shaped by their perception of what a typical charity is and the behaviour it exhibits.
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Watching the `blinking light'
Ben Marshall analyses the evolution of our seasonal house price sentiment tracker survey for the Halifax and its seasonally-themed infographic.
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Scottish Independence Referendum: The final polls
Ipsos is delighted to be the joint closest of the final polls on the Scottish independence referendum.
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Yes, that's a fine result but what does it really mean?
The face of public engagement is changing with more open consultation and fewer representative surveys being done. Both approaches are valid, but which one is the best approach for gathering the information that you need? Rose Neville discusses the benefits of both in her blog.
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Half of Britons think Boris Johnson standing as an MP increases the Conservatives' chances next year
New research from Ipsos shows that half (51%) of Britons think the Conservatives' chances of winning the 2015 General Election will increase if Boris Johnson stands as an MP.
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Poverty in the UK: The public's view
New research for the Joseph Rowntree Foundation into what the public think about poverty in the UK and how it should be tackled.
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New research finds data trust deficit with lessons for policymakers
New research for the Royal Statistical Society carried out by Ipsos reveals that the media, internet companies, telecommunications companies and insurance companies all come at the bottom of a "trust in data" league table.