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"Going Underground" WiFi comes to the Tube!

Virgin Media brings WiFi to London Underground platforms, but what impact will it have on consumers and advertisers? Louise Brice writes in MediaWeek.
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Who cares for the carer? An ethnographic understanding of the role of carers in home dialysis

Ipsos Ethnography are currently working with NHS Kidney Care to highlight the difficulties that carers face when caring for renal patients and look for potential success stories to learn from.
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A change is as good as a rest

As Special K changes its creative approach to advertising, what more do advertisers need to do when changing tactics? Tara Beard-Knowland of Ipsos ASI writes in Campaign.
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Ipsos statement on same-sex marriage poll in Scotland

Ipsos statement on same-sex marriage poll in Scotland.
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Think BR: Don't twist the numbers

Measuring social media reactions to an event is an important way to evaluate a campaign, but a system of benchmarks is crucial to give the numbers meaning, writes Eoghan O'Neill in Brand Republic.
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Personalised online radio is hitting the Big Time

John Carroll, director, Ipsos MediaCT takes a quick look in MediaWeek at what Tesco's purchase of Peter Gabriel's We7 online radio station means for personalised online radio and traditional radio.
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Everybody wants to be on TV?

As Twitter enters the TV advertsing arena, Tara Beard-Knowland of Ipsos ASI asks in Campaign: have they chosen the right media for their target market?
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I wouldn't put that in my mouth

Jon Weeks of Ipsos Marketing looks at extreme examples of flavour innovation in Marketing magazine and asks - would you put this in your mouth?
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The Winner Takes it All

Data from Ipsos's mobile passive measurement study suggests the early (angry) bird gets the worm, writes Ipsos ASI's Louise Brice in MediaWeek.