New Study Reveals Journalists Can't Live Without Social Media
Sometimes surveys reveal something new and innovative, other times not so much.
According to a new survey conducted by the U.K. version of Cision, journalists are more reliant on social media for certain tasks and are using a greater extent of social media than a year ago.
Approximately 39 percent of respondents indicated social media has improved their productivity. (Note: Respondents were all based in the U.K.) As for their most popular social media site? Twitter.
However, the study revealed a downward trend regarding engagement with an audience.
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