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One Year After Financial Collapse, Majority (60%) of Americans Think Compensation Received by Wall Street Executives is Unreasonable

One Third (36%) Of Americans Think the Obama Administration Has Done "Too Little" About Controlling Compensation Packages, Half (51%) Think "About the Right Amount" (26%) Or "Too Much" (25%) Has Been Done
Majority (56%) Think Bankers Have Fared Better than Other People during Current Financial Crisis

Ipsos Public Affairs lanza el Centro de Investigaciуn Hispana

Ipsos Public Affairs Launches Hispanic Research Center

Digital Video Website Usage, and Mix of Revenue Models, Expanding Rapidly

According to findings from Ipsos MediaCT's MOTION study, awareness and usage of many digital video websites increased in recent months, with strong consumer acceptance of ad-supported video content

Managing Loyalty: Based on Facts, Not Faith

Triangulation: A Balance for Effective Communications

RBC CASH Index: Dog days: U.S. consumer sentiment flat at summer's end, according to RBC IndexPositive economic news and rising markets driving improved consumer confidence, but Jobs Index remains low

Obama's Approval Rating Declines Marginally to 56%

A Majority Oppose Sending More Troops to Afghanistan Amid Feeling that U.S. Is Not Winning the War

For All Its Intensity, Americans Are Not Swayed by the Healthcare Debate

Public Remains Split on Reform Proposals

Political Polling in Pennsylvania: Wave 1