14 Dec 2012
| by Rodney Collins
Two recent studies uncover some potential clues regarding the ultimate holiday gift for today's youth, writes Rodney Collins, regional director EMEA, McCann Truth Central.
14 Aug 2012
| by Ashley Underwood
TGI's new Clickstream study is shedding further light on where luxury brands are looking online to reach high-earning, label-conscious internet users, writes Ashley Underwood, senior strategy executive, Kantar media.
25 May 2012
| by Kantar Media
The proportion of 11-19 year olds who think that young people should enjoy their money instead of saving it has fallen by 6% since 2007, according to Kantar Media's Youth TGI study.
25 Aug 2011
| by Ashley Underwood
Female reality TV fans are twice as likely as the average woman aged 15-34 to be influenced by celebrities in their purchase decisions, writes Ashley Underwood, senior strategy executive at Kantar Media.
29 Jul 2011
| by Richard Morris
On average, women pay more attention to ads than men, writes Richard Morris, deputy managing director, Carat.
29 Sep 2010
| by Pulse @ McCann London
An in-depth look at the findings of the fourth wave of Pulse @ McCann London's state of the nation barometer, Moody Britain.
07 Oct 2008
| by Vox pop
Brand Republic took to the streets to find out which clothing brands are most popular with the public. Here you can see a short video on their responses.
14 Feb 2008
| by Vox pop
Supermarkets that offer own-label children's clothes ranges are a hit with some busy mums who want to save time and money by buying their kids' food and clothes all at once.
05 Sep 2007
| by Vox pop
An increasing number of high street retailers are recruiting celebrities to design clothes for them - most recently Kate Moss' range for Topshop hit the headlines. Here you can see a short video on what consumers think about celebrities designing clothes and whether they would rush to Topshop if their...
23 Apr 2003
| by Steve Hilton
Steve Hilton of Good Business examines why brands are not the enemy of those wanting to make the world a better place, but an ally.