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The world after
The Covid-19 epidemic has magnified the extreme fragility of the French healthcare system, facing unequaled demand for care and ending up almost bled dry. Preserving its mission implies a real transformation.
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The evolved role of TV in the "Lockdown Family Household", and implications for media brands in the US
Yes, viewership is growing and evolving – but so is the role TV is playing and the needs it fulfills.
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Ipsos Update - April 2020
This month’s research digest from Ipsos around the world looks at headlines of the coronavirus crisis, while exploring a range of different topics, including gender equality at work, digital health and the sustainability agenda.
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Ipsos partners with the Africa Centre for Disease Control (CDC) and Resolve to Save Lives to develop guidelines for adapted Covid-19 preventive measures
This is the first project to come out of the World Economic Forum’s Covid-19 Action Platform with support from the World Health Organisation. Purpose of the collaboration is to support governments to help flatten the Covid-19 curve and minimise social and economic slowdown.
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Social media as an emotional outlet in times of crisis in France
Self-isolation has now been in place in France since 17th March, and people seem to be using social media to let off steam and express themselves freely. This prompts debates and controversies – but also a lot of jokes and demonstrations of solidarity in times of trouble.
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A New World: Transitioning research online
The decision to move from offline to online research should not be “if”, but when.
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Talking about family at work? Not such a good idea if you’re a woman
Twice as many think women who talk about family are likely to have their career harmed compared to men.
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Fashion, an ethical turning point?
Consumer views on the second-hand market and sustainability in the fashion industry.
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Impact of Coronavirus to new car purchase in China
Ipsos in China has conducted a short online survey to understand the impact of Chinese consumer’s purchase intention of new cars under the impact of Covid-19.
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Affluent Highlights: how do the European Affluent travel the world?
Over in Europe, we are beset by storms, rain and cold weather. So, for many people, booking a holiday in the sun offers a glimpse of hope amidst the gloom. With far more money to spend, the Affluents are particularly keen on travel – and do so for both business and pleasure. In fact, the average Affluent in Europe takes about 10 flights a year and stays around 24 nights in hotels.