Nearly one-third (34%) of the American public report that they are “tuning out” of social networking sites, with 39% of them attributing their tune-out to rude discourse and behavior.
Two-out-of-three Americans consider a general lack of civility to be a major problem for the nation and 72 percent think that poor behavior has gotten worse in recent years.
Investors Against Genocide announced today the results of a new market research study which shows overwhelming support by the American public for genocide-free investing.
“Modern Family" Star Helps Surprise Women With Virtual Stylist Hair Consultations and Free Full-Size Suave Professionals Hair Care.
Nearly half of American families are donating money to Haitian relief efforts and a similar proportion are sending their contributions online or via text messaging, according to a poll released today by KRC Research.
In 2010, consumers will be looking to spend more time with families without spending more money. Younger consumers, African Americans and Hispanics are most likely to feel optimistic—presenting opportunities for marketers who can tap this energy to help them jump-start their futures.
By Victoria Sneed, Executive Vice President, KRC Research, Washington, D.C., and Erin Tassey, Vice President, Powell Tate, Washington, D.C.
Weber Shandwick Social Impact Survey Finds 88% of Nonprofits Experimenting with Social Media While Struggling to Demonstrate its Value to their Organizations.
In a national survey released this morning by the nonpartisan Medicare Today Coalition, 95 percent of seniors who used their plan and received prescriptions over the past year also reported that their plan has worked well, while 85 percent continue to find their monthly premium to be affordable.
KRC Research recently conducted a nationally representative telephone survey of 1,000 adults, ages 18 and older examining how the recent financial crisis was impacting consumer's optimism, especially around their pursuit of "The American Dream."
Survey for the Alliance for a Healthier Generation finds most parents willing to help schools improve food offerings and increase physical activity
Weber Shandwick's Head of Broadcast, Nick Rabin interviews Michelle McGlocklin, Chair, European Technology Practice and Managing Director, Weber Shandwick Technology, UK on the launch of the Weber Shandwick 'Come Clean' report and the future of the Cleantech PR industry
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