Posts Tagged ‘Journalism’
Consumer Trust In News Sources [CHART]
Americans are more likely to trust news that they read about in the ewspaper or see on TV than they are to trust what they read online.
Read MoreReputations Of Professions [CHART]
When it comes to rating the honest and ethical standards of people in various professions, American adults rate medical professionals highly.
Read MoreAudience Retention Rates by Length of Podcast [CHART]
Listeners make their decisions to commit to a podcast in those crucial opening moments. A mediocre episode with a good intro will almost always perform better than a great episode with a poor intro.
Read MoreLocal Radio Newscast Completion Rates by Duration [CHART]
There is a sharp drop off in newscast listening when a cast exceeds five minutes.
Read More23% Of Americans Have Shared Fake News [CHART]
Some Americans say they have contributed directly to the distribution of fake news by sharing it themselves.
Read More71% Of Americans Report Seeing Fake News [CHART]
Nearly one-in-three U.S. adults (32%) say they often see fake political news online, while 39% sometimes see such stories and 26% hardly ever or never do.
Read More84% Of Americans Confident They Can Recognize Fake News [CHART]
Though they sense these stories are spreading confusion, Americans express a fair amount of confidence in their own ability to detect fake news.
Read More88% Of Americans Say Fake News Causes Confusion [CHART]
64% of U.S. adults say fabricated news stories cause a great deal of confusion about the basic facts of current issues and events.
Read MoreGeographic Distribution Of Reporters & Editors, 1990-2015 [MAP]
In 1960, nearly a third of reporters and editors had never attended a single year of college; in 2015, only 8.3 percent could say the same.
Read MorePublic Relations Transformation [INFOGRAPHIC]
This infographic from MediaMiser highlights what the future of public relations will look like as technology transforms the industry.
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