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[WEBINAR] Do Americans see themselves in the content on their screens?
Media and entertainment are changing alongside America. Using newly released data, Ipsos’ Mallory Newall, Vice President of Public Affairs, and Jamie Stenziano, Senior Vice President of Media Entertainment and Platforms, will explore whether Americans feel their experiences are reflected in the stories on their screens.
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Sense of Community and Monetization Opportunities Among Younger Gamers
What is the 13-34 age group's relationship to gaming? Listen in as we explore their spending priorities within the gaming ecosystem, monetization opportunities, and more!
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Registered voters are feeling pessimistic about the state of the U.S economy
A new Yahoo Finance/Ipsos survey finds that over one in four voters blame the Biden administration policies for increasing inflation rates
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Announcing the 2023 Fox CARD-Ipsos Dissertation Proposal Award
This collaborative initiative serves to recognize PhD dissertation proposals that explore the complexities of decision-making and related topics through an interdisciplinary lens.
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Mind Matters: Exploring Generational Perspectives on Mental Health
Listen in as we share insights to help brands understand how people in different generations perceive the importance of mental health and its impact on overall well-being.
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She Runs It: Multicultural Bootcamp
Join Ipsos’ Janelle James who will take part in a panel exploring The Power of AI to Impact DEI [1:30pm].
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Political Perspectives: Interviews & News
On a regular basis, Ipsos experts are invited to share our research data and insights. Click here for the latest in media news articles and interviews.
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Data Dive: Fake news in the age of AI
People across 29 countries are worrying that artificial intelligence is making it easier to trick people online into believing misinformation.
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Younger gamers display strong and diverse spending behavior across video game touchpoints.
Personalization, customization, and the desire for social interaction propel gaming engagement with younger gamers. A potential shift from physical to digital game purchase is being driven by these 13-34 consumers.
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Americans learning AI are mostly teaching themselves
Familiarity with artificial intelligence is high across age groups, but younger people seem to be actually using it more, according to the Ipsos Consumer Tracker