The Pew Research Center for People & The Press has released data indicating public trust in media has declined to its lowest level since records have been kept.
The survey found 63 per cent felt media content was often off-base. That was 10 points higher than the response in 2007. It found that television, Internet, newspapers and radio were ranked first through fourth in terms of media.
That said, respondents also said they'd feel a great loss of a local television station or newspaper.
The survey found 63 per cent felt media content was often off-base. That was 10 points higher than the response in 2007. It found that television, Internet, newspapers and radio were ranked first through fourth in terms of media.
That said, respondents also said they'd feel a great loss of a local television station or newspaper.
