Media Influence Is for the Masses
Spot.us recently conducted a survey on “media influence” on behalf of the Whitman Institute. The results were rather interesting. Around 200 people polled felt that media had a somewhat negligible impact on their own thoughts, opinions and democratic decision making. But that same media had a profound effect on shaping the public discourse at large.
From Spot.us’ writeup:
Certainly we acknowledge the media plays a role. But it seems somewhat even-handed. Yet when we discuss the influence the media may have had on “the masses” in their voting decisions we see a strong curve that shows a trend towards “strongly agree.”
A small caveat.
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