Democracy Why political views are an essential marketing demographic American society is undergoing a profound change as all aspects of life increasingly converge with political views into a single set of overlapping motivations. Democracy Should Brands Try to Change the World? Gillette is facing aftershocks from its brand campaign launched last week to usher in a new era of masculinity. Democracy What Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy teaches about activism as companies take a stand Martin Luther King Jr. would have turned 90 on January 15th. As Americans observe his birthday on the January 21st federal holiday, he still has near-universal appeal. CITIZEN Trump, women, and lessons from the midterms to watch in 2020 “The year of the woman,” “A Blue Wave,” “A referendum on Trump,” “The most crucial election of our time?” Democracy Most Americans are optimistic about 2019 Americans say 2018 was good for them; for U.S., not so much Democracy Millennials aren’t the entrepreneurs you thought they were Society gets many things wrong about Millennials. One persistent myth is they are the generation of entrepreneurs and their role model is Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg. Democracy Youth want to delay adulthood and science backs them up In many countries around the world, people are legal adults when they reach age 16. It’s 18 in places like the U.S., Kenya and Nigeria. But a new Ipsos poll about youth attitudes and behaviors indicates that young people want some hallmarks of maturity to come later. What’s more, recent societal trends and scientific research agree. Democracy Youth say they’re the change we can believe in Famed anthropologist Margaret Mead once said, “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it’s the only thing that ever has.” However, in a world where most people believe that the system is broken, is that still the case? Democracy Bots are influencing politics so we polled them. You’ve probably heard a lot about bots – automated social media accounts that have been used to influence human opinions on politics and other topics. You might have heard that the Russians used them to influence the 2016 U.S. presidential elections, often by spreading misinformation and amplifying ideas thought to support a certain political agenda. Democracy The myth of the average American and the truth of shared values Market research is often about figuring out how the average American (the general population) feels about things. Less time is spent describing who exactly that average American is, although many have tried. Posts navigation ← 1 2 3 4 →
Democracy Should Brands Try to Change the World? Gillette is facing aftershocks from its brand campaign launched last week to usher in a new era of masculinity. Democracy What Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy teaches about activism as companies take a stand Martin Luther King Jr. would have turned 90 on January 15th. As Americans observe his birthday on the January 21st federal holiday, he still has near-universal appeal. CITIZEN Trump, women, and lessons from the midterms to watch in 2020 “The year of the woman,” “A Blue Wave,” “A referendum on Trump,” “The most crucial election of our time?” Democracy Most Americans are optimistic about 2019 Americans say 2018 was good for them; for U.S., not so much Democracy Millennials aren’t the entrepreneurs you thought they were Society gets many things wrong about Millennials. One persistent myth is they are the generation of entrepreneurs and their role model is Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg. Democracy Youth want to delay adulthood and science backs them up In many countries around the world, people are legal adults when they reach age 16. It’s 18 in places like the U.S., Kenya and Nigeria. But a new Ipsos poll about youth attitudes and behaviors indicates that young people want some hallmarks of maturity to come later. What’s more, recent societal trends and scientific research agree. Democracy Youth say they’re the change we can believe in Famed anthropologist Margaret Mead once said, “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it’s the only thing that ever has.” However, in a world where most people believe that the system is broken, is that still the case? Democracy Bots are influencing politics so we polled them. You’ve probably heard a lot about bots – automated social media accounts that have been used to influence human opinions on politics and other topics. You might have heard that the Russians used them to influence the 2016 U.S. presidential elections, often by spreading misinformation and amplifying ideas thought to support a certain political agenda. Democracy The myth of the average American and the truth of shared values Market research is often about figuring out how the average American (the general population) feels about things. Less time is spent describing who exactly that average American is, although many have tried. Posts navigation ← 1 2 3 4 →
Democracy What Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy teaches about activism as companies take a stand Martin Luther King Jr. would have turned 90 on January 15th. As Americans observe his birthday on the January 21st federal holiday, he still has near-universal appeal. CITIZEN Trump, women, and lessons from the midterms to watch in 2020 “The year of the woman,” “A Blue Wave,” “A referendum on Trump,” “The most crucial election of our time?” Democracy Most Americans are optimistic about 2019 Americans say 2018 was good for them; for U.S., not so much Democracy Millennials aren’t the entrepreneurs you thought they were Society gets many things wrong about Millennials. One persistent myth is they are the generation of entrepreneurs and their role model is Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg. Democracy Youth want to delay adulthood and science backs them up In many countries around the world, people are legal adults when they reach age 16. It’s 18 in places like the U.S., Kenya and Nigeria. But a new Ipsos poll about youth attitudes and behaviors indicates that young people want some hallmarks of maturity to come later. What’s more, recent societal trends and scientific research agree. Democracy Youth say they’re the change we can believe in Famed anthropologist Margaret Mead once said, “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it’s the only thing that ever has.” However, in a world where most people believe that the system is broken, is that still the case? Democracy Bots are influencing politics so we polled them. You’ve probably heard a lot about bots – automated social media accounts that have been used to influence human opinions on politics and other topics. You might have heard that the Russians used them to influence the 2016 U.S. presidential elections, often by spreading misinformation and amplifying ideas thought to support a certain political agenda. Democracy The myth of the average American and the truth of shared values Market research is often about figuring out how the average American (the general population) feels about things. Less time is spent describing who exactly that average American is, although many have tried. Posts navigation ← 1 2 3 4 →
CITIZEN Trump, women, and lessons from the midterms to watch in 2020 “The year of the woman,” “A Blue Wave,” “A referendum on Trump,” “The most crucial election of our time?” Democracy Most Americans are optimistic about 2019 Americans say 2018 was good for them; for U.S., not so much Democracy Millennials aren’t the entrepreneurs you thought they were Society gets many things wrong about Millennials. One persistent myth is they are the generation of entrepreneurs and their role model is Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg. Democracy Youth want to delay adulthood and science backs them up In many countries around the world, people are legal adults when they reach age 16. It’s 18 in places like the U.S., Kenya and Nigeria. But a new Ipsos poll about youth attitudes and behaviors indicates that young people want some hallmarks of maturity to come later. What’s more, recent societal trends and scientific research agree. Democracy Youth say they’re the change we can believe in Famed anthropologist Margaret Mead once said, “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it’s the only thing that ever has.” However, in a world where most people believe that the system is broken, is that still the case? Democracy Bots are influencing politics so we polled them. You’ve probably heard a lot about bots – automated social media accounts that have been used to influence human opinions on politics and other topics. You might have heard that the Russians used them to influence the 2016 U.S. presidential elections, often by spreading misinformation and amplifying ideas thought to support a certain political agenda. Democracy The myth of the average American and the truth of shared values Market research is often about figuring out how the average American (the general population) feels about things. Less time is spent describing who exactly that average American is, although many have tried. Posts navigation ← 1 2 3 4 →
Democracy Most Americans are optimistic about 2019 Americans say 2018 was good for them; for U.S., not so much Democracy Millennials aren’t the entrepreneurs you thought they were Society gets many things wrong about Millennials. One persistent myth is they are the generation of entrepreneurs and their role model is Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg. Democracy Youth want to delay adulthood and science backs them up In many countries around the world, people are legal adults when they reach age 16. It’s 18 in places like the U.S., Kenya and Nigeria. But a new Ipsos poll about youth attitudes and behaviors indicates that young people want some hallmarks of maturity to come later. What’s more, recent societal trends and scientific research agree. Democracy Youth say they’re the change we can believe in Famed anthropologist Margaret Mead once said, “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it’s the only thing that ever has.” However, in a world where most people believe that the system is broken, is that still the case? Democracy Bots are influencing politics so we polled them. You’ve probably heard a lot about bots – automated social media accounts that have been used to influence human opinions on politics and other topics. You might have heard that the Russians used them to influence the 2016 U.S. presidential elections, often by spreading misinformation and amplifying ideas thought to support a certain political agenda. Democracy The myth of the average American and the truth of shared values Market research is often about figuring out how the average American (the general population) feels about things. Less time is spent describing who exactly that average American is, although many have tried. Posts navigation ← 1 2 3 4 →
Democracy Millennials aren’t the entrepreneurs you thought they were Society gets many things wrong about Millennials. One persistent myth is they are the generation of entrepreneurs and their role model is Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg. Democracy Youth want to delay adulthood and science backs them up In many countries around the world, people are legal adults when they reach age 16. It’s 18 in places like the U.S., Kenya and Nigeria. But a new Ipsos poll about youth attitudes and behaviors indicates that young people want some hallmarks of maturity to come later. What’s more, recent societal trends and scientific research agree. Democracy Youth say they’re the change we can believe in Famed anthropologist Margaret Mead once said, “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it’s the only thing that ever has.” However, in a world where most people believe that the system is broken, is that still the case? Democracy Bots are influencing politics so we polled them. You’ve probably heard a lot about bots – automated social media accounts that have been used to influence human opinions on politics and other topics. You might have heard that the Russians used them to influence the 2016 U.S. presidential elections, often by spreading misinformation and amplifying ideas thought to support a certain political agenda. Democracy The myth of the average American and the truth of shared values Market research is often about figuring out how the average American (the general population) feels about things. Less time is spent describing who exactly that average American is, although many have tried. Posts navigation ← 1 2 3 4 →
Democracy Youth want to delay adulthood and science backs them up In many countries around the world, people are legal adults when they reach age 16. It’s 18 in places like the U.S., Kenya and Nigeria. But a new Ipsos poll about youth attitudes and behaviors indicates that young people want some hallmarks of maturity to come later. What’s more, recent societal trends and scientific research agree. Democracy Youth say they’re the change we can believe in Famed anthropologist Margaret Mead once said, “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it’s the only thing that ever has.” However, in a world where most people believe that the system is broken, is that still the case? Democracy Bots are influencing politics so we polled them. You’ve probably heard a lot about bots – automated social media accounts that have been used to influence human opinions on politics and other topics. You might have heard that the Russians used them to influence the 2016 U.S. presidential elections, often by spreading misinformation and amplifying ideas thought to support a certain political agenda. Democracy The myth of the average American and the truth of shared values Market research is often about figuring out how the average American (the general population) feels about things. Less time is spent describing who exactly that average American is, although many have tried. Posts navigation ← 1 2 3 4 →
Democracy Youth say they’re the change we can believe in Famed anthropologist Margaret Mead once said, “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it’s the only thing that ever has.” However, in a world where most people believe that the system is broken, is that still the case? Democracy Bots are influencing politics so we polled them. You’ve probably heard a lot about bots – automated social media accounts that have been used to influence human opinions on politics and other topics. You might have heard that the Russians used them to influence the 2016 U.S. presidential elections, often by spreading misinformation and amplifying ideas thought to support a certain political agenda. Democracy The myth of the average American and the truth of shared values Market research is often about figuring out how the average American (the general population) feels about things. Less time is spent describing who exactly that average American is, although many have tried. Posts navigation ← 1 2 3 4 →
Democracy Bots are influencing politics so we polled them. You’ve probably heard a lot about bots – automated social media accounts that have been used to influence human opinions on politics and other topics. You might have heard that the Russians used them to influence the 2016 U.S. presidential elections, often by spreading misinformation and amplifying ideas thought to support a certain political agenda. Democracy The myth of the average American and the truth of shared values Market research is often about figuring out how the average American (the general population) feels about things. Less time is spent describing who exactly that average American is, although many have tried. Posts navigation ← 1 2 3 4 →
Democracy The myth of the average American and the truth of shared values Market research is often about figuring out how the average American (the general population) feels about things. Less time is spent describing who exactly that average American is, although many have tried. Posts navigation ← 1 2 3 4 →
