The Reuters /
Ipsos online poll found that 41 percent of Americans trust Facebook to obey laws that protect their personal information, compared with 66 percent who said they trust Amazon.com Inc, 62 percent who trust Alphabet Inc's Google, 60 percent for Microsoft Corp..
The precision of
Ipsos online polls is measured using a credibility interval.
Not exact matches
In a survey conducted by
Ipsos Open Thinking Exchange, it was found that 78 percent of American customers aged 18 to 64 who shop
online consult reviews before purchasing a product.
The market research firm
Ipsos posed questions
online between Feb. 21 to March 6 to more than 20,000 people 18 and older in the U.S..
Abdulwahed Juma Fraish, Executive Vice President for Brand and Corporate Communications at du, announced that according to an
Ipsos survey conducted as part of the campaign, 55 % of respondents reported feeling regret after posting something
online.
For the survey, a sample of 1,021 Canadians from
Ipsos Reid's Canadian
online panel was interviewed
online.
Source:
Ipsos / MORI, results
online at https://www.
ipsos-mori.com/researchpublications/researcharchive/2905/Issues-Index-2012-onwards.aspx#2012
There was an
Ipsos MORI poll this week (no change in lead), a ComRes phone poll this week (no change in lead), a ComRes
online poll last weekend (shrinking Labour lead), two Populus polls (who have shown smaller Labour leads in their four post-Autumn Statement polls than their four before the statement) and five YouGov polls (whose post-Autumn statement polls have shown essentially the same Labour lead as those before).
Moreover, according to the
Ipsos - Reid Poll, four out of ten people who were interviewed think that it is better to instigate a relationship through an
online dating service and that they have a greater chance of success, than those who started in the single's bar.
The global dating brand quoted TNS data that found 67 % of British singles between the age of 50 and 65 were looking for a relationship, and
Ipsos figures that said 44 % of senior singles were interested in trying
online dating, compared to just 22 % in 2013.
Some 44 percent of Americans believe that individuals have a better chance of meeting a partner
online than in a singles bar, according to
Ipsos - Reid, an international market and social research company.
Additional industry research was conducted by
Ipsos Reid as part of its 2013
Online Brokerage Report which surveyed 2001 online brokerage users between June 14 and June 28,
Online Brokerage Report which surveyed 2001
online brokerage users between June 14 and June 28,
online brokerage users between June 14 and June 28, 2013.
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Ipsos Reid Discount Brokerage Study 2013 statements above are based on scores directionally higher versus the other bank - owned
online brokerages.
In total, a sample of 1,000 employed Canadians was surveyed
online using
Ipsos's I - Say
online panel.
According to research conducted by Google with
Ipsos Media CT and Sterling Brands, three out of four shoppers who found local store information helpful while searching
online were more likely to visit the store in person.
The top three improvements viewed as most important in the tourism and holiday fields over the last 50 years by Europeans are: 72 %: the development of air transport 71 %: the possibility to arrange your vacations
online 69 %: being assisted and protected in the event of problems during your vacations (Source: Travel barometer,
Ipsos - Europ Assistance 2013) 68 % of Europeans and Americans believe that medical repatriation is a major improvement when it comes to saving lives, 53 % to travelling as a family and 44 % to discovering far away and less well - known countries.
The survey, conducted by global market research firm
Ipsos on behalf of non-profit organization The Climate Group and change agency Futerra, polled
online adults aged 16 - 64 in 26 countries and is at the heart of a new campaign, #ClimateOptimist, launched today to change the dominant narrative on climate change.
The
Ipsos - Reid poll involved 1,189
online surveys of British Columbians 18 or older with a household income of less than $ 50,000 a year.
For the first time since its been tracking research,
Ipsos Reid reports that the weekly Internet usage of
online Canadians is more than the number of hours they spend watching television.
The
Ipsos Reid survey conducted for lawyers.com, an
online legal resource centre from LexisNexis Canada that helps consumers and small businesses find lawyers and legal information, reveals that 48 per cent of Canadians have lived with a partner to whom they were not married.
What's really interesting about the Reuters /
Ipsos poll, however, are the secondary questions about how seriously Americans take their
online privacy.