All of our blog posts - in date order
In our latest blog post, we look at the value of creativity in an increasingly digital world...
In the latest installment of our "Quick Poll" series, this week we looked at the growth of digital display advertising...
With the launch of our new "Quick Poll" series, this week we looked at students and their perceptions of insurance...
Summer is nearly here! We surveyed over 1,100 Brits over a weekend in May 2014 about their holiday plans. Popular destinations, how much money they plan to spend, and how many cannot afford a holiday- we have it all.
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A week after the Oscar gala and taking of the famous celebrity selfie we asked thousand UK smartphone owners whether they've ever taken a selfie of themselves. Surprise (or not)! A whopping 78% have.
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Survey among 1140 UK smartphone owners reveals significant differences in mobile operator satisfaction.
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Video-on-demand has slowly but surely become the most popular way for UK audiences to enjoy movies. 39% of smartphone owners have used services like Netflix, Lovefilm and others during the last week to enjoy a movie.
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Twice a year, the fashion world showcases new designs for the upcoming season in a week-long event in four cities that are considered the hears of the industry: New York, London, Paris, and Milan. A survey of self styled "fashionistas" in these cities reveals how they shop, find style influences, and stay connected.
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Winter Olympics has a problem with the younger audience. Last Friday, while the Sochi Winter Olympics opening ceremony was taking place, we asked over 1000 smartphone users in the UK, and 47% of the 18-24 year olds said they didn't plan to follow the world's largest winter sports event at all.
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