Qual 360 Editor’s Pick: Top Qualitative Research Blogs

Qual 360 Editor’s Pick: Top Qualitative Research Blogs Top Qualitative Research Blogs are blogs picked from a range of sources including submissions by Qual360 Linkedin group members, Qual360 conference delegates as well as blogs recommended by the...

Brexit means Brexit – or does it?

Alongside the Q4 UK Financial Activity Barometer* that shows consumers savings, investment and borrowing activities at near record levels, the GfK survey for JGFR also asked respondents whether they agreed that Brexit means Brexit (BMB).   Despite the government...

What’s next for the political pollster?

The 2015 British election outcome will be remembered as the time when the polling industry got the outcome so badly wrong.  The run up to Election Day also highlighted that the political and academic commentary that many media broadcasters relied on...

Viewing Studios List – Updated November 2016

List updated November 2016 The ICG has collated a list of viewing studios from around the country including details of facilities and prices. If you have any comments on any of the studios, or know of a studio that has been missed off the list, please email...

In hindsight, who was right?

On June 23rd 2016 the UK referendum resulted in a vote to leave the EU.  Prior to the vote there were both dire warnings and blithe assurances from the two sides about what would happen to the economy in the event of a vote to leave. So who was right? Before...

Why do we trust stangers, but not our bank?

Rachel Botsman has recently given a TED talk about the changing nature of trust which I thought was fascinating and may be of interest to some fellow ICGers.  She argues that new technology is enabling us to trust new ideas and people (examples include Airbnb,...