Reuters/Ipsos MORI November 2010 Political Monitor
17 November 2010
The November Reuters/ Ipsos MORI Political Monitor in November shows a lead for Labour over the Conservatives, with voting shares of 39% and 36% respectively. The Liberal Democrat vote share is 14%, unchanged since last month.

'Season of mists and mellow fruitfulness'
21 September 2012
In her latest blog Louise Brice, Research Director, Ipsos ASI discusses how we have been inspired by the Olympics and Paralympics and the increasing popularity of fitness apps to help us reach our personal goals.

The Retailer-Manufacturer Collaboration – Where’s it going wrong?
20 March 2012
Many retailers and manufacturers are missing out on opportunities to collaborate and share valuable insights, writes Susan Malcolm, Managing Director of Ipsos Marketing in Brand Republic.

These are pinteresting times
12 October 2012
Ines Nadal, Research Manager at Ipsos ASI discusses Pinterest's increased popularity and how brands are leveraging this opportunity.

"Going Underground" WiFi comes to the Tube!
21 June 2012
Virgin Media brings WiFi to London Underground platforms, but what impact will it have on consumers and advertisers? Louise Brice writes in MediaWeek.

"Le Slow": 68 per cent of Brits want more time to chill
23 May 2011
"Le Slow" is a new study by Ipsos France covering Europeans' aspirations to slow down the pace of life.

‘Are you being served?’
8 March 2012
In our latest Big Society blog, Debbie Lee Chan reflects on how best to measure perceptions of social integration and community cohesion.

‘No Mr Bond... I expect you to buy’
26 October 2012
Joe Marshall, head of Ipsos InnoQuest writes in Marketing that product placement is a win for new product launches and for James Bond.

‘Thanks for Tuning In’
31 January 2013
Radio expert Andy Haylett from Ipsos MediaCT presents the highlights from the latest RAJAR release.

‘The Next Big Thing’ vs. ‘The Laws of Physics’ – How Samsung won me over
7 March 2013
In her debut blog for The Wall, Samira Mohamed of Ipsos ASI looks at Apple and Samsung's tech ad campaigns - which one won her over?