People may 'Trust' traditional media more than emerging media
Filed in archive Announcements by martino on October 03, 2006
9 out of 10 people don't know what the tenth person is up to
For geezers my age, the word 'authenticity' is understood but not as urgent a matter as it is for today's youth. They grow up in a world where it is so easy to Photoshop any picture and publish any tale, that there is a deep need for authenticity.

Here is a brief summary of those results:
More than half (52%) anticipate relying on traditional sources for news that significantly affects their lives, while 13% will rely mostly on emerging media, such as citizen journalists, blogs and podcasts. More than a third, however, anticipates relying on both forms of media for news.
Network TV is apparently the medium of choice for immediate news during a pandemic
, with half anticipating tuning into it for updates and information. The next most popular choices were radio (42%), daily local newspapers, cable news or business networks (33%) and websites of print and broadcast media (25%). Only 6% of consumers would turn to emerging media for immediate news during such an event.Permalink: People may 'Trust' traditional media more than emerging media
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