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Online Video Streaming Going Mainstream

According To Recent Findings from Ipsos MediaCT's MOTION Study, Online Video Services Are Building a Mainstream Audience as the Number of Women and Older Adults Streaming Video Online Increases

Partnering Deals in the Technology Industry

Obama Maintains Lead in Presidential Race - Among Likely Voters, Obama 50%, McCain 42%

Obama seen as stronger on jobs (Obama 54%, McCain 38%), healthcare (Obama 56%, McCain 32%), taxes (Obama 49%, McCain 41%); McCain holds edge on national security (McCain 52%, Obama 40%)
Economy still dominates as most important issue (jobs and the economy 43%, national security 14%, leadership 10%)

Financial Services Team Gets "Bullish" With Newly Recruited Loyalty Expert

Financial Services Research Expert Jeff Repace Heads to Ipsos Loyalty

Global Study Finds Majorities of Online Consumers are Concerned about Identity Theft and Fraud

Identity theft is more pronounced in English speaking countries

The Ipsos Weekly College Football Fan First Poll (WEEK 7)

Fans Continue To Vote Alabama #1.
Texas, Penn State, Florida and Oklahoma State are close behind after each had an impressive victory in front of a national TV audience

Few Americans Give High Marks To Food Safety Efforts (11% grade of `A') - More Think Food Safety Has Gotten Worse (28% Worse / 15% Better)

Americans See Imported Food As Primary Concern (79% Imported Food / 21% Food Produced in U.S.)
Americans Believe Food Processors (81%) and Government Safety Inspectors (79%) Most Responsible For Food Safety

After Final Presidential Debate, Undecideds Favor Obama - Obama 53%, McCain 47%

McCain's Performance Rated As Much-Improved (53% Better than other debates), But Obama Still Seen As Debate Winner (56% Obama / 44% McCain)
Undecided voters perceive Obama as stronger on key issues -- change (Obama 67%/McCain 33%), helping the middle class (Obama 69%/McCain 31%), healthcare (Obama 67%/McCain 33%) and creating jobs (Obama 62%/McCain 38%)

IGN and Ipsos MediaCT Debut Most Comprehensive Research Study to Date on the Changing Face of Videogamers

Study Breaks Long-Standing Stereotypes and Shows Gamers are More Social, More Active and More Valuable as Consumers than Non-Gamers. Videogamers are More Likely than Non-Gamers to Influence Friends' Attitudes About Pop Culture -- such as Movies and TV -- and New Technology Purchases

Obama Widens Lead in Presidential Race- Obama 48%, McCain 39%

McCain Seen As More Negative Campaigner - McCain 53%, Obama 30%; More Than Half Report Negative Campaigning is Not Effective (39% Effective; 57% Not Effective)
Health Care (32%), Energy (31%) Trump Defense as Key Funding Priorities for Next President