Monthly Archives: July 2008

With Presidential Election fever rising in the USA, the debate about political polling is also heating up. There’s a great interview over at EconTalk this week with Doug Rivers, a leading US commentator on opinion poll methodologies. He tells us … Continue reading →

Earlier this month it looked like Google would be forced to hand over the personal information and viewing history of every person who has ever watched a video on the YouTube (that probably includes you) as part of a billion-dollar … Continue reading →

Irish consumers aren’t sitting around feeling sorry for themselves. Even as consumer confidence plunges new depths, a large number of consumers have decided not to get sad but to get even instead. Findings from our latest survey for the National … Continue reading →