PEJ Study Examines How Americans Consume News
A total of 92 percent of Americans get their daily news from multiple platforms, with 59 percent combining online and offline sources and only 7 percent relying on a single platform, according to results from The Pew Research Center’s Project for Excellence in Journalism‘s Understanding the Participatory News Consumer: How Internet and Cell Phone Users Have Turned News into a Social Experience, which was released Monday.
The study also found that the Internet overtook national print newspapers, local print newspapers, and radio on the list of popular news platforms, now trailing only local and national television news.
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