Plurality sees the Web as most reliable source for news
A Zogby poll commissioned by the IFC- not exactly a hotbed of conservatism- reports that a plurality of Americans- 37.6%- see the internet as the most reliable source for news.
TV was second, with 20.3%. Radio was third, with 16%.
Apparently nobody reads newspapers anymore.
Among the news networks, 39.3% regard FOX News as the most trustworthy source of information for issues they consider most important, followed by CNN with 16% and MSNBC with 15%.
72.6%- 88.7% of Republicans and 57.5% of Democrats- regard the media as biased.
Looks like they aren't fooling anybody anymore.
HT: Drudge
TV was second, with 20.3%. Radio was third, with 16%.
Apparently nobody reads newspapers anymore.
Among the news networks, 39.3% regard FOX News as the most trustworthy source of information for issues they consider most important, followed by CNN with 16% and MSNBC with 15%.
72.6%- 88.7% of Republicans and 57.5% of Democrats- regard the media as biased.
Looks like they aren't fooling anybody anymore.
HT: Drudge
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