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Study: Social Media Isn't Replacing Traditional News Outlets At All
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Chart: Millennials More Inclined to Pay for Entertainment Than for News | Statista
SOLVED: How did they reach the answer for C? Example 5.1.1: How millennials acquire news A survey by the Media Insight Project asked a random sample of 1, 045 American adults between
My' media versus 'the' media: Trust in news depends on which news media you mean
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PR News | Study Breaks Down Millennials' News Habits - Mon., Oct. 5, 2015
Media Insight Project Replies To Criticism Of 'Trust' Survey 04/26/2021
Separate news and opinion, says the public — and clearly label them, say journalists — News Literacy Project
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Media Insight Report Overview - Constructive Institute
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4 lessons about Millennials and news - Columbia Journalism Review
Separate news and opinion, says the public — and clearly label them, say journalists — News Literacy Project
How Millennials Get News: Inside the Habits of America's First Digital Generation
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The Media Insight Project - AP-NORC
Fatigue, traditionalism, and engagement: news habits and attitudes of the Gen Z and Millennial generations - AP-NORC
Most of the Public Doesn't Fully Embrace Key Principles of Journalism
The Associated Press on Twitter: "Americans' distrust of the press goes deeper than partisanship and comes down to how journalists define their very mission, according to a new study from the Media
