Gallup’s annual poll on the trustworthiness of news media found that just 40 percent of Americans even have “a fair amount” of trust in the media. To that we say hey, we’re trying, but you know what would help? If the public actually read articles first and then formed an opinion on them; not the other way around.
That low percentage of trust ties the all-time lows for the Gallup survey, set last year and in 2012. It’s
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