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Survey Finds Nearly 40% Of Young Americans Rely On Influencers For News
The study found that most news influencers have no affiliation with traditional news outlets.
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Gen Z's Favourite Social Media Platforms As Per Data From Pew Research Center
Social media continues to play a crucial role, offering avenues for connection, news consumption, information sharing, and entertainment.
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YouTube Remains Most Popular Social Media Platform in US in 2021, Facebook Settles for Second Spot: Report
YouTube is the most used social media platform in the US, and is followed by Facebook, as per a report by Pew Research Center. The survey discusses the growth as well as trends of social media use in 2021. Instagram, Pinterest and LinkedIn follow suit at third, fourth and fifth places.
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YouTube Videos Featuring Kids Get More Views: Pew Research Centre
Pew Research Centre said its findings show videos aimed at or featuring children are among YouTube's most popular materials.
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The Mystery of the Millionaire Hermit
He spent years scrimping and saving. But without a will, where’s his money going?
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Smartphone-Armed Indians Fight Election Offenses and Fake News
Election Commission of India has offered about a dozen mobile applications to help people document and report election violations.
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Smartphone Penetration Just 24 Percent in India, Claims Survey
In the nine emerging economies surveyed, the smartphone adoption ranged from 60 percent in South Africa to 24 percent in India.
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Japan Opens Doors for Foreign Workers Who May Not Want to Come
The Gallup survey showed that Japan’s 126-million strong population would grow by just 1 percent.
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Microsoft Boosts Rural Broadband Efforts to Reach More Users
The Microsoft Airband Initiative will now be in 25 states by this time next year, more than doubling the program’s original reach.
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Trump Trusted Less Than Putin and Xi in a Global Opinion Survey
The poll of more than 26,000 people found that opinions of Trump continued to fall among some of U.S.’s closest allies.
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Facebook and Its Users Are Telling Different Stories
A poll finds that Americans are less connected to the social media site, yet the company’s own data show little change.
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Facebook Losing Many Users in the US After Scandals: Survey
The Pew Research Center report found 42 percent of US Facebook users said they had "taken a break" from the platform in the past 12 months, and 26 percent said they had deleted the app.
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The U.S. Is a Low-Immigration Nation
European countries, and Canada, now welcome far more immigrants as a share of the population.
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Just 25 Percent of Adults Use the Internet in India: Pew Research Center
South Korea stands out as the most heavily connected society, with 96 percent of adults reporting Internet use, showed the the survey conducted in 37 countries.
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'News Fatigue' Hits American Public In Trump Era: Survey
Americans are becoming increasing exhausted by the avalanche of news -- even more so than during the 2016 presidential election, a survey showed Tuesday.
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Survey Finds Nearly 40% Of Young Americans Rely On Influencers For News
The study found that most news influencers have no affiliation with traditional news outlets.
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Gen Z's Favourite Social Media Platforms As Per Data From Pew Research Center
Social media continues to play a crucial role, offering avenues for connection, news consumption, information sharing, and entertainment.
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YouTube Remains Most Popular Social Media Platform in US in 2021, Facebook Settles for Second Spot: Report
YouTube is the most used social media platform in the US, and is followed by Facebook, as per a report by Pew Research Center. The survey discusses the growth as well as trends of social media use in 2021. Instagram, Pinterest and LinkedIn follow suit at third, fourth and fifth places.
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YouTube Videos Featuring Kids Get More Views: Pew Research Centre
Pew Research Centre said its findings show videos aimed at or featuring children are among YouTube's most popular materials.
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The Mystery of the Millionaire Hermit
He spent years scrimping and saving. But without a will, where’s his money going?
-
Smartphone-Armed Indians Fight Election Offenses and Fake News
Election Commission of India has offered about a dozen mobile applications to help people document and report election violations.
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Smartphone Penetration Just 24 Percent in India, Claims Survey
In the nine emerging economies surveyed, the smartphone adoption ranged from 60 percent in South Africa to 24 percent in India.
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Japan Opens Doors for Foreign Workers Who May Not Want to Come
The Gallup survey showed that Japan’s 126-million strong population would grow by just 1 percent.
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Microsoft Boosts Rural Broadband Efforts to Reach More Users
The Microsoft Airband Initiative will now be in 25 states by this time next year, more than doubling the program’s original reach.
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Trump Trusted Less Than Putin and Xi in a Global Opinion Survey
The poll of more than 26,000 people found that opinions of Trump continued to fall among some of U.S.’s closest allies.
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Facebook and Its Users Are Telling Different Stories
A poll finds that Americans are less connected to the social media site, yet the company’s own data show little change.
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Facebook Losing Many Users in the US After Scandals: Survey
The Pew Research Center report found 42 percent of US Facebook users said they had "taken a break" from the platform in the past 12 months, and 26 percent said they had deleted the app.
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The U.S. Is a Low-Immigration Nation
European countries, and Canada, now welcome far more immigrants as a share of the population.
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Just 25 Percent of Adults Use the Internet in India: Pew Research Center
South Korea stands out as the most heavily connected society, with 96 percent of adults reporting Internet use, showed the the survey conducted in 37 countries.
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'News Fatigue' Hits American Public In Trump Era: Survey
Americans are becoming increasing exhausted by the avalanche of news -- even more so than during the 2016 presidential election, a survey showed Tuesday.
