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What does high immigration mean for the government's popularity? What data on voting habits tells us

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Friday, June 2, 2023

That said, more people have a favourable view of immigration than have an unfavourable view.

Key Points: 
  • That said, more people have a favourable view of immigration than have an unfavourable view.
  • This was apparent in a recent survey conducted by Ipsos on behalf of the think tank British Future.
  • The survey showed that 46% of respondents had a positive view of immigration and 29% had a negative view, with 18% not sure about the issue.
  • As the chart below shows, as the number of immigrants increases, so do voting intentions for the governing party.
  • People may be increasingly relaxed about legal immigration partly because it does not have damaging economic effects.
  • But without a credible plan to deal with illegal migration, they will face the same problem as the current government.

Abbott, Real Madrid and the Real Madrid Foundation Band Together to 'Beat Malnutrition' Globally Through New Campaign

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Thursday, June 1, 2023

ABBOTT PARK, Ill., June 1, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Abbott, Real Madrid and the Real Madrid Foundation announced today the launch of the 'Beat Malnutrition' campaign during Real Madrid's final match weekend of the 2022/2023 LaLiga season. The new campaign empowers communities to help children reach their full potential through nutrition education and malnutrition screening and furthers Abbott's partnership with Real Madrid and the Real Madrid Foundation to reduce global childhood malnutrition.

Key Points: 
  • The new campaign empowers communities to help children reach their full potential through nutrition education and malnutrition screening and furthers Abbott's partnership with Real Madrid and the Real Madrid Foundation to reduce global childhood malnutrition.
  • As the Health Sciences and Nutrition Partner of the Real Madrid Football Club and Global Partner of the Real Madrid Foundation , Abbott and the club are working together to tackle malnutrition through programs at Real Madrid Foundation Social Sports Schools focused on education and malnutrition screening.
  • All proceeds from the race will go to fund malnutrition education and screening at global Real Madrid Foundation Social Sports Schools.
  • For every runner who participates in the virtual race, Abbott will donate $5 to the Real Madrid Foundation to help fight malnutrition.

Abbott, Real Madrid and the Real Madrid Foundation Band Together to 'Beat Malnutrition' Globally Through New Campaign

Retrieved on: 
Thursday, June 1, 2023

ABBOTT PARK, Ill., June 1, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Abbott, Real Madrid and the Real Madrid Foundation announced today the launch of the 'Beat Malnutrition' campaign during Real Madrid's final match weekend of the 2022/2023 LaLiga season. The new campaign empowers communities to help children reach their full potential through nutrition education and malnutrition screening and furthers Abbott's partnership with Real Madrid and the Real Madrid Foundation to reduce global childhood malnutrition.

Key Points: 
  • The new campaign empowers communities to help children reach their full potential through nutrition education and malnutrition screening and furthers Abbott's partnership with Real Madrid and the Real Madrid Foundation to reduce global childhood malnutrition.
  • As the Health Sciences and Nutrition Partner of the Real Madrid Football Club and Global Partner of the Real Madrid Foundation , Abbott and the club are working together to tackle malnutrition through programs at Real Madrid Foundation Social Sports Schools focused on education and malnutrition screening.
  • All proceeds from the race will go to fund malnutrition education and screening at global Real Madrid Foundation Social Sports Schools.
  • For every runner who participates in the virtual race, Abbott will donate $5 to the Real Madrid Foundation to help fight malnutrition.

75% of Shoppers Would Pay More for Beauty Products to Get Personalized Online Shopping Experiences, Says New Survey

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Wednesday, May 31, 2023

SAN FRANCISCO, May 31, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Bolt, a leading checkout technology company, today unveiled a new report which offers shopper insights for beauty and skincare brands hoping to improve their businesses. Like the entire technology landscape, AI is making a mark in the beauty industry—specifically with consumer expectations. The report—which consisted of a survey of over one thousand U.S. consumers—also found that brands are increasingly shifting beauty standards to accommodate a new generation of shoppers keen on products that are inclusive and hyper-personalized.

Key Points: 
  • According to the report, 75% of shoppers would pay more for beauty and skincare products if they got personalized online shopping experiences.
  • In fact, 72% of Gen Z consumers are willing to pay more than 10% for beauty products.
  • Interestingly, 57% of Gen Z have the appetite to pay as much as 11-20% more for their beauty purchases if they involve custom and curated online shopping journeys.
  • This marks an opportunity for brands to personalize in order to create genuine connections with shoppers, especially younger generations.

Abbott, Real Madrid and the Real Madrid Foundation Band Together to 'Beat Malnutrition' Globally Through New Campaign

Retrieved on: 
Wednesday, May 31, 2023

The new campaign empowers communities to help children reach their full potential through nutrition education and malnutrition screening and furthers Abbott's partnership with Real Madrid and the Real Madrid Foundation to reduce global childhood malnutrition.

Key Points: 
  • The new campaign empowers communities to help children reach their full potential through nutrition education and malnutrition screening and furthers Abbott's partnership with Real Madrid and the Real Madrid Foundation to reduce global childhood malnutrition.
  • As the Health Sciences and Nutrition Partner of the Real Madrid Football Club and Global Partner of the Real Madrid Foundation , Abbott and the club are working together to tackle malnutrition through programs at Real Madrid Foundation Social Sports Schools focused on education and malnutrition screening.
  • All proceeds from the race will go to fund malnutrition education and screening at global Real Madrid Foundation Social Sports Schools.
  • For every runner who participates in the virtual race, Abbott will donate $5 to the Real Madrid Foundation to help fight malnutrition.

Regional communities were central to Uluru Statement, and they must also be for the Voice to Parliament

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Saturday, May 27, 2023

Our communities know what issues we face, and often they know what solutions we need.

Key Points: 
  • Our communities know what issues we face, and often they know what solutions we need.
  • However, dialogues in these areas are still needed in the lead-up to the Voice referendum.
  • Having regional voices heard was essential in designing and advancing the idea of a Voice to Parliament.

Listening to regional peoples was essential to the Uluru Statement

    • To reflect this, the Referendum Council during 2015 and 2016 held Regional Dialogues with Indigenous peoples, to find out what we wanted to see achieved through constitutional reform.
    • Our voicelessness as Indigenous peoples, and the voicelessness of our communities, was raised at these dialogues.
    • Not all Indigenous peoples, including some from regional and remote areas, support the Voice to Parliament.
    • A Yougov poll from April this year, one of the most representative samples to date, shows 83% of Indigenous peoples support a Voice.

Is anyone listening to regional people?

    • Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has stated the Voice would be incapable of representing regional and rural peoples.
    • Indigenous people in NSW’s regional town of Orange have also expressed strong support for the Voice.

We need better engagement with regional people

    • Failing to seek the active participation of regional and rural peoples is doing them a disservice.
    • It is this neglect that forms much of the problems and resentments regional peoples have towards Canberra.
    • Are we truly doing politics and media differently if we don’t actively engage 30% of Australians and 60% of Indigenous peoples?

Giving regional people enough information

    • Wagga Wagga City Council has held forums on the Voice, alongside state MP Dr Joe McGirr, to inform and engage people.
    • Local councils, regional MPs, organisations from our rural communities such as the CWA, all have roles to play in this referendum campaign.
    • Even if they are undecided on the Voice, we must ensure regional and remote peoples are included in the nation’s dialogues about the Voice.

The Creator Economy is Alive & Well: Lightricks Survey Explores Creator Compensation, AI Tools and Opportunities with Brands

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Wednesday, May 24, 2023

JERUSALEM and CHICAGO, May 24, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Lightricks released the results of a US-based study conducted by YouGov, revealing the latest trends among creators that continue to move the industry forward. Lightricks is a leading maker of advanced mobile photo and video editing tools including Facetune, Videoleap and Photoleap, and also the creator marketing platform Popular Pays. The Creator Economy: Building Business Through Technology and Brand Deals report found that creators are increasingly using new tools like artificial intelligence (AI) and editing tools to produce high-quality content that engages with brands. The survey found that creators ultimately desire to focus on moving their content beyond just "influencing" to making content creation their full-time job and build the necessary relationships with brands to generate fair compensation for their creativity.

Key Points: 
  • Lightricks is a leading maker of advanced mobile photo and video editing tools including Facetune, Videoleap and Photoleap, and also the creator marketing platform Popular Pays.
  • The Creator Economy: Building Business Through Technology and Brand Deals report found that creators are increasingly using new tools like artificial intelligence (AI) and editing tools to produce high-quality content that engages with brands.
  • Lightricks was among the first companies to offer generative AI features for content creation using mobile technology.
  • "The emergence of AI, more sophisticated tools, and increased creative economic opportunities signals a new era of unlimited possibilities," said Farbman.

40% of Insured Drivers in the U.S. Are Stressed About Affording Their Car Insurance

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Wednesday, May 17, 2023

NEW YORK, May 17, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- With the annual inflation rate still at 5%, Americans are paying higher prices for everything — and essential financial services are no exception. In fact, an exclusive new survey reports 43% of insured drivers in the U.S. are paying more for their car insurance than they were last year at this time.

Key Points: 
  • In fact, an exclusive new survey reports 43% of insured drivers in the U.S. are paying more for their car insurance than they were last year at this time.
  • Perhaps unsurprisingly, 40% of insured drivers say they're stressed about being able to afford car insurance , a requirement for drivers in most states, adding to the broader anxiety Americans feel around the pressures on their wallets.
  • Other findings from the Policygenius Car Insurance Affordability Survey include:
    45% of insured drivers ages 18 to 34 say they've thought about driving without car insurance because of the cost in the past year, and 17% have actually done it.
  • "Car insurance is getting expensive for most people, but there are ways you can make your insurance more affordable.

APM Project Management Salary and Market Trends Survey 2023 Shows Renewed Optimism and Confidence in the Project Profession

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Wednesday, May 17, 2023

The 2023 Association for Project Management (APM) Salary and Market Trends Survey has revealed that the average base salary for project professionals is £47,500, compared with the UK’s national average salary of £38,6001.

Key Points: 
  • The 2023 Association for Project Management (APM) Salary and Market Trends Survey has revealed that the average base salary for project professionals is £47,500, compared with the UK’s national average salary of £38,6001.
  • While the average project professional salary has remained unchanged since 2020, it ranks above the finance and insurance, energy supply, and IT industries1.
  • Now in its eighth edition, the APM Salary and Market Trends Survey was carried out by global research company YouGov, who conducted a quantitative online survey of 2,806 project professionals between 7 November and 6 December 2022.
  • This survey revealed many key insights into the project profession, including salary, split by job role, region, sector and gender, as well as job satisfaction, organisational growth, economic confidence, diversity and future skills.

2023 CAP Consumer Surveys Continue to Show the Benefits of Effective Site Blocking

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Monday, May 15, 2023

Notably, rights holders face challenges in procuring effective and efficient site blocking in all three of these countries.

Key Points: 
  • Notably, rights holders face challenges in procuring effective and efficient site blocking in all three of these countries.
  • These consumer surveys acknowledge site blocking as an effective tool to mitigate piracy harm.
  • However there remains issues with the time and cost involved with obtaining site blocking orders in Singapore.
  • The surveys will continue to be repeated across the same countries annually, and in doing so, will continue to provide longitudinal analysis of consumer behavioral trends towards piracy and enforcement measures around the region.