Tag: Opinion Polls

The Telegraph’s Brexit poll is bogus, but broadcasters seem not to have noticed – Steve Barnett

August 15, 2019 / INFORRM / 2 Comments

Opinion polls exude an aura of scientific truth. Those numbers and percentages are so reassuringly solid, especially when generated by one of the well-known names of the polling world, that for many people they represent hard evidence of the state of British public opinion. Continue reading

Leveson: another poll shows public in favour of press reform – Gordon Ramsay

March 25, 2013 / INFORRM / 1 Comment

In a recent post on the Media Standards Trust website I wrote that eight consecutive opinion polls have shown that the press has been completely out of step with public opinion on press reform. That number can now be revised up to nine, after another Sunday Times/YouGov poll (full results here) shows that the public favours the proposals for the reform of press regulation.
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Tag: Opinion Polls

The Telegraph’s Brexit poll is bogus, but broadcasters seem not to have noticed – Steve Barnett

Leveson: another poll shows public in favour of press reform – Gordon Ramsay

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