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    40% of U.K. feature phone owners say they have no use for a smartphone Smartphone growth in the UK?  
    Added: 05/10/2012 from YouGov Published: 05/09/2012
    40% of U.K. feature phone owners expect to switch handsets within the next 18 months, 42% of whom expect to switch to smartphones Smartphone growth in the UK?  
    Added: 05/10/2012 from YouGov Published: 05/09/2012
    30% of U.K. feature phone owners believe smartphone handsets are too expensive Smartphone growth in the UK?  
    Added: 05/10/2012 from YouGov Published: 05/09/2012
    66% of U.K. adults do not wish to be targeted by ads from a particular company more than once a month Upstream Research: British and American Consumers Warn of Backlash against Feared Facebook Advertising Plans  
    Added: 02/27/2012 from YouGov Published: 02/27/2012
    69% of British and American adults do not mind receiving advertising on their PC, mobile, tablet or MP3 player Upstream Research: British and American Consumers Warn of Backlash against Feared Facebook Advertising Plans  
    Added: 02/27/2012 from YouGov Published: 02/27/2012
    19% of British 18-24-year-olds would publicly complain to their friends on Twitter or Facebook about a company from which they received excessive advertising messages Upstream Research: British and American Consumers Warn of Backlash against Feared Facebook Advertising Plans  
    Added: 02/27/2012 from YouGov Published: 02/27/2012
    32% of U.K. consumers would be less likely to respond positively to a company from which they received excessive advertising messages Upstream Research: British and American Consumers Warn of Backlash against Feared Facebook Advertising Plans  
    Added: 02/27/2012 from YouGov Published: 02/27/2012
    66% of British and American online consumers say they feel subjected to excessive digital advertising and promotions Upstream Research: British and American Consumers Warn of Backlash against Feared Facebook Advertising Plans  
    Added: 02/27/2012 from YouGov Published: 02/27/2012
    20% of U.S. consumers would stop using a social media site if they were subjected to too much advertising Upstream Research: British and American Consumers Warn of Backlash against Feared Facebook Advertising Plans  
    Added: 02/27/2012 from YouGov Published: 02/27/2012
    27% of British consumers would stop using a social media site if they were subjected to too much advertising Upstream Research: British and American Consumers Warn of Backlash against Feared Facebook Advertising Plans  
    Added: 02/27/2012 from YouGov Published: 02/27/2012
    44% of British Internet users would not be more positive about a product their friends have followed and/or liked on social media sites Social media ‘growing up’ in UK | YouGov UK Research  
    Added: 02/21/2012 from YouGov Published: 02/19/2012
    60% of UK adults view bottled water as a waste of money, with 71% agreeing that tap water is as clean as bottled water Bottled water market finally tapped  
    Added: 07/23/2010 from YouGov Published: 05/27/2010
    79% of non-iPad owners surveyed said they definitely or probably would not buy an iPad and 14% were unsure Why I’m *Not* a Fanboy  
    Added: 06/21/2010 from YouGov Published: 06/16/2010