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Vox Pops Expands Offices and Services

Mar 23 2016

UK research and TV production company Vox Pops International (VPI) has relocated to larger premises in Ewell, Surrey, and will provide a number of new services to existing and potential clients. More

Vox Pops Rolls Out 'You Tube for Business'

Nov 21 2007

UK-based Vox Pops International has launched its own Internet TV service, with access to an archive of filmed consumer interviews; and a youth service comprising video interviews conducted with 15-21 year-olds across China, Germany, Mexico, India, Russia and the USA. More

Mintel Adds Video

Feb 12 2007

UK research publisher Mintel is to spice up its reports with video from MR specialist Vox Pops International. The new partners say the clips will 'illustrate selected trends identified in the report' and allow subscribers 'to see the consumer perspective for themselves'. More

UK Youth Flock to New Media – but Leave Money Behind

Aug 22 2006

A few days after communications regulator Ofcom announced that 'online is rapidly becoming the lead medium for young people in the UK', video research specialist Vox Pops International has released results suggesting that 'when it comes to money, teenagers treat the World Wide Web with reserve'. More

Making More Use of Video

Apr 28 2006

Over 50 research specialists and consumer insight managers from top agencies and retailers recently met at the IPA headquarters in London to discuss how using video can modernise market research methodologies and make data more easily accessible. More

Video Research Given TV Slot

Feb 23 2006

UK research and TV production company Vox Pops International is to broadcast a series of three research video programmes on television, in association with Information TV Ltd. The programmes, aimed at bringing video MR to a wider audience, include interviews about finance with Over 50s and Young Professionals. More

UK's High-Tech Kids

Sep 30 2005

New research from AOL UK, conducted by Quaestor, finds that the nation's ten-year-olds know all about the Internet, but still prefer playing out, and have not yet succumbed to digital cameras and MP3 players. Meanwhile, VoxPops International's video research reveals kids and teenagers' demands about technology. More

Appointment: Employees' Views in the Video Spotlight

Aug 23 2005

UK-based VoxPops International (VPI) has launched a new video examining employees' views on workplace stress, working hours, working from home, and moving jobs. The footage is being publicly released as part of the company's continuing free monthly video service. More

Vox Pops Puts Reality Online

Nov 25 2003

UK video research specialist Vox Pops International (VPI) has launched an online archive of market information and clips called Reality Check. The service offers easy access to recent responses and analysis on a wide range of current business, political, consumer and lifestyle issues. More

Technology increasingly vital to MR, say Conference-goers

Jun 17 2003

Following last week's sneak preview of our 'Hours and pay in MR' survey, DRNO continues its summertime navel-gazing with the help of a series of video interviews conducted by Vox Pops International with delegates at the recent MRS Conference, and based around a SWOT analysis for the UK research industry. More

Children and Healthy Eating

Feb 7 2003

A recent study conducted amongst 200 schoolchildren in the UK by Vox Pops International reveals some interesting insight into eating patterns and attitudes towards food. More

Vain Men and Stressed Out Women

Sep 14 2002

A series of recent video interviews conducted amongst both sexes by Vox Pops International in the UK has revealed that men think that personal care is extremely important in order to feel and look good and to enhance self confidence, whilst women are struggling to find enough time for themselves due to the demands of family and work. More

Reality TV Research on the Young

Aug 8 2001

A recent survey conducted by MORI and Vox Pops International has found that reality TV is playing a major part in young people's lives. Indeed, three in five (61%) 15 to 24 year olds in the UK agree that these programmes help to teach them about the ways in which people interact with each other. More

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