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How brands can fit into new realities
Web3 trailblazer Lindsey McInerney explains how virtual worlds could change the game for creatives, consumers, and brands.
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Getting virtual commerce past ‘If you build it, they will come’
Josh Shabtai of Lowe's Innovation Labs thinks skill building (and a DIY mindset and tools) could push virtual commerce to the next level.
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For NYC women, race and generational wealth impact student loan debt, financial security
A new AAUW report using findings from an Ipsos survey unpacks how women in New York City pay for college and the ways that debt cuts into their financial security.
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Inflation Nation: How Americans are Coping One Year Later
How will consumers’ response to inflation impact holiday shopping plans. Listen in for strategic insights.
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[RECORDING] Inflation, Populism & Policy ahead of the Midterms
Ipsos is pleased to relaunch its DC Salon series!
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Understanding the Landscape: A 360° View of the Metaverse & Web3
Watch our webinar for tips to creating a unique and authentic experience for your brand and audience.
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Becoming More Accessible: Innovation, Inclusion and Insights
During this candid conversation we discuss innovation, interrupting unconscious ability bias, and using technology and culture to create transformational change in accessibility.
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How humor can connect your ads with a Gen Z audience
Humor in ads is great, but tone is critical! Revisit on demand our webinar exploring types of humor that resonates with a Gen Z audience.
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Virtual music is testing the limits of human connection
Metaverse artist Sami Tauber, aka VNCCII, says it will be some time before artificial intelligence breaks its own repetitive patterns and behaviors and creates music we’ll want to listen to. Here’s why she says we should accept it when it does.
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Why sponsors are nurturing emerging talent — and big names
Music sponsorship traditionally focused on hitmakers and household names. But as PepsiCo seeks what’s next in music marketing, that increasingly means connecting with fans by mentoring up-and-coming talent, says PepsiCo’s Catherine Carter.