Consumers


The Old... and the New: The Great British Royal Wedding

Ipsos and Techneos combined traditional polling, social listening and a smartphone application to provide a compelling 360-degree view Brit's experiience of the Royal Wedding between Prince William and Kate Middleton.
Consumers Survey

The issues facing media research

John Carroll, Ipsos MediaCT Senior Director and Chair of the Media Research Group (MRG) on the issues facing media research and why the research industry needs to experiment to achieve change.
Consumers Survey

Nextradio gives a glimpse of the future

MediaCT Light Bites: Andy Haylett left the Nextradio conference with a real feeling of positivity and excitement at what the future holds for radio.
Consumers Publication

The Road to Digital Success - Summer Series

What do we know today about what characterises the most effective digital advertising?
Consumers Survey

Europe's Business Elite want both digital and traditional media

Europe's most successful and influential business leaders are increasingly incorporating digital media into their lifestyles, though not at the expense of traditional means, according to the latest Business Elite Europe survey from Ipsos MediaCT.
Consumers Survey

Why newspapers and magazines should survive the digital age

In our latest MediaCT Light Bites blog, John Carroll asks, in an industry where we are led to believe that print is dying and tablets are the saviour, why has print stood the test of time?
Consumers Survey

How the Business Elite use digital

With almost a third of top executives using tablets such as iPads, the business elite remains ahead of the curve in their adoption of technology and media consumption habits.
Consumers Survey

The Answer is 7,353, what is the Question?

Ipsos MediaCT Light Bites Blog: Dawn Collis asks where the 7.5m News of the World readers will have gone when the NRS reveals its latest report in November.
Consumers Survey

RAJAR Reaches Another Record High

RAJAR today released their Quarter 2 2011 radio listening results and, the good news is - it's more good news for radio.