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Misinformation on Social Media Still Rampant, According to Pew’s Latest Report on American News Consumption

The study found spikes in unreliability

The Pew Research Center respondents said they saw widespread misinformation in news in 2020. Pew Research Center

By Rachel Winicov

February 22, 2021

Pew Research Center published a report this morning on Americans’ news habits during 2020, based on 10 surveys of 9,000 adult Americans.

Rachel Winicov
@rwinicov rachel.winicov@adweek.com Rachel Winicov is a freelance writer for Adweek focusing on digital media, ad tech and social media.
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