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Less than half of families feel confident about paying for their college-bound children's education
Families believe in the importance of higher education, but aren’t sure they can fund college according to Sallie Mae/Ipsos polling.
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What Tech Executives Should Know in Today’s Polarized Society
The positives people feel toward technology do not shield brands from negative public backlash during instances of scandal or crisis. Here’s what you can do about that.
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Americans appreciate the benefits of the tech industry, but express concerns about social media
Two Ipsos surveys investigate impressions of the tech sector, possible solutions to the problems the industry faces, and how partisanship impacts both.
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American voters overwhelmingly support policies to reduce single-use plastic
Americans report being more likely to vote for a candidate who supports these policies.
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No way forward
Weariness with COVID is baked in at this point, but there is little consensus on how the nation should move forward.
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What the Future Podinar: Aging
Join What the Future editor Matt Carmichael as he talks through the topic in this thought-provoking “podinar”.
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U.S. consumer confidence regains most of its recent losses
Current and investment sentiment rebounds as Omicron recedes and stock market rallies
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Ipsos leaders named among the 50 most influential people in social analytics
Sandro Kaulartz, chief research officer for Ipsos SIA, and Steve Reeves, VP of Healthcare Digital Strategy & Social Intelligence in Ipsos’ Healthcare organization, honored on the Social Intelligence Lab’s first-ever Social Intelligence Insider 50
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How Brands Rely on Innovative Packaging to Reduce Plastic Waste
We share examples of brands launching programs that involve customers returning in-store, while doing good for the environment and local community.
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Americans are excited for the Super Bowl (and the ads) again
With ratings high, brands can expect to get good value for their airtime spend on TV’s biggest day