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By Lucas Shiller Engagement Editor at Opinary With the UK's debate over rejoining the EU in the headlines again, it's worth asking what readers themselves make of the idea. The Times, Financial Times, Yahoo News UK and the iPaper have all put the question

By Tonka Radisch Head of Editorial at Opinary This World Cup will be remembered for more than football. Readers across our global publisher network weighed in on its biggest off-pitch controversies, and together defined what this tournament will really be

Ariane Fries wird Head of Social Media bei BurdaForward. Zuvor leitete sie die Spiegel-Community und war bei Opinary tätig. (ca. 142 Zeichen) kress.de ist der Mediendienst mit tagesaktuellen Brancheninformationen im Internet. Jeden Werktag die Schwerpunkt

The 2026 Reuters Institute Digital News Report reads, in places, like an obituary for the old publishing playbook. Trust in news has fallen to its lowest level on record. Interest in news is down 13 percentage points since 2021. And for the first time, so

By Lucas Shiller Editor at Opinary When the US and Israel struck Iran, the war was fought in headlines long before any peace deal. With an agreement now signed, it's worth looking back at what readers actually thought during the last few months of uncerta

By Lucas ShillerEditor at Opinary The German government's recent decision to go through with a sugar tax on soft drinks has revived an international debate on the pros and cons of taxing unhealthy products. The World Health Organization is decidedly in fa

By Tonka RadischHead of Editorial at Opinary The traffic is gone. Google's algorithm updates and zero-click search have quietly drained the referral streams publishers relied on for years. The publishers surviving the shift aren't chasing the next platfor

Ask Away presents you monthly news about Opinary's product and team, inspiration for integrating polls into your platform and exciting insights from our users. One of the best reasons to incorporate our polls is to create exciting communities around speci

First-party data has become a reliable way for publishers to prove performance and build more resilient revenue. This article breaks down why it matters now, and how leading publishers are turning consented, user-declared signals from polls into segments