Mainstream media still chief source, but influencers gain role in discourse

Krixia Subingsubing ANN/INQUIRER – Mainstream news media remains the public’s chief source of information, but in the last elections social media influencers got more visible in shaping political discourse, according to a pioneering research from the University of the Philippines (UP) that looked into the country’s digital public sphere during the past national polls. News […]

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