February 09, 2010

Zogby in the News

Zogby announces new partnership

UTICA, N.Y. (WKTV) - A new partnership has formed between a local pollster in Utica and Brazil. Nationally renowned pollster John Zogby has announced that his company Zogby International is teaming up with Ibope of Brazil. The Institution for Brazilian Opinion, Research and Studies is investin... [read on]
     - WKTV, Utica, NY
         (1/25/2010)


Brazilian firm buys controlling interest in Zogby

Zogby International of Utica is shifting control to a Brazilian opinion research group. IBOPE (the Brazilian Institute of Public Opinion and Statistics), has purchased 51 percent of Zogby stock. IBOPE is headquartered in São Paulo. "Today, when so many of the headlines are dominated by financi... [read on]
     - Rome Sentinel, Rome, NY
         (1/25/2010)


AV Rajwade: The east is east...

During the heyday of imperialism, it was accepted wisdom that the east is east and the west is west, and never the twain shall meet. As we move in the second decade of the 21st century, however, it increasingly looks like that the two shall meet somewhere during the century, with, in relative term... [read on]
     - Business Standard, India
         (1/25/2010)


Poll: Just 43 percent would re-elect Obama

Only 43 percent of Americans would vote to re-elect President Obama, fully 10 percent lower than the percentage that put him into office just more than a year ago. Fifty percent think it's time for someone new to be president, according to the latest poll conducted by Zogby International from Jan... [read on]
     - By Joseph Curl, The Washington Times
         (1/25/2010)


Our view: Region must nurture Zogby partnership

In the short term, the partnership between John Zogby International and a Brazilian research firm could position the local company for a stronger future. The challenge is to make sure that future is in the Mohawk Valley. Last week, Zogby announced that he had sold 51 percent of his companys s... [read on]
     - Utica Observer Dispatch
         (1/25/2010)


Poll finds Americans heading online to watch TV shows

UTICA, N.Y. (AP) - A pollster in Utica has some insights into how modern Americans watch TV shows. A new Zogby Interactive survey finds 42 percent of Americans went online last year to access a television program directly from a network. The survey of American adults finds a little less than half... [read on]
     - The Associated Press, WCAX, Burlington, VT
         (1/23/2010)


Obesity tax: Is Paterson going too far?

ALBANY -- As the availability of inexpensive, high-calorie foods and sugary sodas has grown over 30 years, and portion sizes and the number of fast-food restaurants have increased, so has the obesity rate, the state health commissioner told lawmakers Friday. So, is it appropriate to raise taxes a... [read on]
     - By Cara Matthews, Ithaca Journal, Ithaca, NY
         (1/23/2010)


Arizona clerics call for immigration reform

Several Arizona religious leaders on Friday invoked Scripture in calling on President Obama and Congress to pass humane immigration reform based on principles of fairness, family unity and due process. "In our holy writings, we are called to love sojourners and to integrate them into our communit... [read on]
     - by Daniel González, The Arizona Republic
         (1/23/2010)


Great tech-spectations fall short

Now that we're well into the new decade, it might be worth noting that the year 2010 has apparently come as a bit of a technological disappointment to many. According to a recent Zogby International survey, nearly a third of Americans said they thought there would be more technological advances b... [read on]
     - ITBusiness.ca
         (1/22/2010)


Pollster Takes a Partner

UTICA, NY (WAMC) - A Central New York firm announces global expansion and development: Capital District Bureau Chief Dave Lucas reports. It's being hailed as an oportunity for growth that will benefit both the company and the city it calls home - Zogby International has sold 51 per cent of its st... [read on]
     - By Dave Lucas, WAMC, Albany, NY
         (1/22/2010)


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