PEJ State of the News Media 2010: Audience Behavior


The Internet and cell phones are changing people’s relationship to news.

That quote introduces the Audience Behavior section of the Pew Research Center’s Project for Excellence in Journalism‘s comprehensive The State of the News Media 2010 report, which was released Monday morning.

PEJ wrote:

On a typical day, 61 percent of Americans get news online, which puts the Internet just behind television as a news source and ahead of newspapers. And more than one-quarter of adults now commonly access the Internet on their phones and PDAs, adding yet another layer of change in consumers’ relationship with news.

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