Silver surfers get social
22 Dec 2010 | by UM London
Forty percent of frequent internet users over the age of 55 manage a social network, UM's Wave 5 research has found.
With X Factor's Matt Cardle sitting atop the UK charts, and the show clearly TV's stand out programme of 2010, McCann Pulse reveals the 'X Factor attitude' that characterises its legion of viewers.
Forty percent of frequent internet users over the age of 55 manage a social network, UM's Wave 5 research has found.
Brands need to be increasingly savvy if they are to capitalise on opportunities to connect with Britons during their leisure time, research from YouGov reveals.
Fifty five percent of UK adults agree that Christmas ads help set the mood for the festive season, new research from Ipsos ASI reveals.
The state of brand trust in Britain is at a low ebb, with just 10% of people saying they trust brands as much as they used to, according to new figures from Brand Vista.
Brands make up less than 5% of the 'friends' of UK social networkers, with consumers more likely to be a 'friend' if they get a direct benefit, according to the findings of TNS' Digital Life study.
Online mums are unafraid to try out new technology to help them juggle their busy lives, according to new research from Microsoft Advertising's research, data and analytics team.
How men's purchasing decisions change as they progress through different stages in life and the importance of their 'involvement' in those decisions is revealed in data from Carat's CCS study.
Multi-screen consumption is changing UK consumers' behaviour, with the internet emerging as the 'must have' media, according to new figures from the European Interactive Advertising Association.
The complexities of measuring online engagement are examined in a new report from the AOP.