From TV to TikTok, how we get the news is changing fast
Traditional news outlets compete with and contribute to the fast-growing online news ecosystem. Here's how Americans consume their news now.
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Traditional news outlets compete with and contribute to the fast-growing online news ecosystem. Here's how Americans consume their news now.
A new poll of news habits by the Pew Research Center released Wednesday shows that half of Americans sometimes get their news from social media, and vastly more people get it on their digital devices than from television, radios or printed publications. The survey, which was conducted from Sept. 25 to Oct. 1, found one sharply rising source of news: TikTok.
Traditional news outlets compete with and contribute to the fast-growing online news ecosystem. Here's how Americans consume their news now.