The number of Americans who get their news primarily from television has dropped significantly in the past decade — down from 82% in 2002 to 66% in 2010 — according to a new national survey. Conducted Dec. 1-5, 2010 by the Pew Research Center, the survey of 1,500 adults shows that the Internet is closing [...]
A new report out today suggests that the Internet is changing the way Americans access, consume and share news in the digital age.
Once considered the “big three” — television, newspapers and radio — traditional news platforms are undergoing internal restructuring as they seek to remain competitive against the explosion of online media sources.
The report also reveals that Americans are participators and like to engage in the online news process by contributing their own written or multimedia content, participating in a news discussion, and posting or circulating links…
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