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News Mobile social networking is also popular with many gadget-owning Brits, the survey conducted by ICM Research and the London School of Economics (LSE) for mobile operator Vodafone has found. ICM Research and the LSE said 3G has been oiling the... [17 Jul 2008]
Workers, wi-fi and coffee shops: The perfect blend
News The ICM survey was commissioned by BT to mark the launch of BT Openzone wi-fi going live in more than 330 Caffè Nero coffee shops across the UK. A quarter of workers now take advantage of wi-fi hotspots, working remotely from a coffee shop at least... [07 Apr 2008]
ID cards? One in four says no!
News But while 50 per cent said the cards were a bad idea in the ICM poll, 47 per cent of those questioned still thought they were a good idea. According to the ICM poll, 25 per cent of those surveyed thought it was a "very bad" idea - up from 17 per... [06 Feb 2008]
Virtual red light district still in limbo
News Icann's board of directors considered an agreement for the proposed virtual red-light district at a Thursday meeting but decided against taking action, directing Icann staff to negotiate "additional contractual provisions" with ICM Registry, the... [19 Sep 2005]
Icann delays .xxx porn vote
News The move by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (Icann) was expected after ICM Registry, the Florida company that plans to operate dot-xxx, agreed on Monday to a month's delay, saying the additional time would permit it to... [17 Aug 2005]
Bush gives .xxx porn domain a red light
News Icann approved the concept of a dot-xxx domain in June and approval of ICM Registry's contract to run the suffix was expected this week. ICM Registry - the for-profit company in Florida that plans to operate the dot-xxx registry - has told Icann it... [16 Aug 2005]
ID Cards on Trial: Blair warned by rebel MPs
News An ICM poll earlier this month has already revealed a massive drop in public support for ID cards. Rebel Labour MPs have warned the government they will unite to vote the ID card bill down at the second reading on 28 June unless concessions are made. [24 Jun 2005]
ID Cards on Trial: Public loses faith over rising costs
News An ICM poll of 1,000 UK adults has found support for ID cards is down to 55 per cent, compared to Home Office claims that 80 per cent of the population back the scheme. Public support for the government's controversial national ID card bill has... [14 Jun 2005]
Porn lovers get .xxx domain
News The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (Icann) said it's working with the ICM Registry to finalise remaining details, meaning the porn-friendly set of dot-xxx domains should be available by the end of the year. [02 Jun 2005]
Time wasters - WAN are you going to learn?'
News Independent research from ICM discovered that nearly one-third of senior IT execs are spending at least one day per week maintaining their wide area network - a task which is more of a chore than a strategic challenge. [08 Mar 2005]
Internet users turning a blind eye to illegal sites
News Research conducted by ICM Research for the Internet Service Providers' Association (ISPA) found that internet users were baffled by the legal niceties of publishing content to the web, with under one-third aware that those who post the content are... [17 May 2004]
Adult entertainment makes a bid for top level domain
News Stuart Lawley, the president of Toronto-based ICM Registry, said he hopes Icann will approve his request for .xxx so "responsible adult entertainment businesses can go about their business in a less restricted way. [22 Mar 2004]
Out: 192… In: 118 - How ready is your company for looming DQ overhaul?
News Its research, carried out by ICM, says 89 per cent of consumers welcome the end of 192 and three-quarters look forward to advanced DQ possibilities including access to cinema times, travel timetables and other information services. [11 Aug 2003]
Mass e-government take-up "a decade away", says report
News The research was carried out by ICM during November, 2002. Public take-up of local government online services will remain low for at least the next 10 years, according to a new report. The research, commissioned by marketing communication... [17 Jan 2003]
UK gadget fans hoard £5bn of high-tech toys
News The poll commissioned by Telewest and carried out by ICM revealed that 18 to 24-year olds are the most prolific hoarders - with twice the national average of unloved gadgetry knocking around at home. The UK is a nation of hoarders with as much as... [16 Aug 2002]
