Study finds bias in nonprofit journalism
July 18, 2011 by donal brown
Filed under 1st Amendment News, Freedom of Speech / Press, News & Opinion
The Pew Research Center found in a recent study of 46 nonprofit journalism sites that half of the sites produced content that was “clearly ideological.” But ideology doesn’t have to mean bad news. Writing for Harvard’s Newman Journalism Lab, Joshua Benten says, “… a little ideology isn’t such a bad thing. Take the right-of-center Watchdog.org [...]
Traditional news media maintaining audience
September 14, 2010 by donal brown
Filed under 1st Amendment News, Freedom of Speech / Press, News & Opinion
Despite widespread belief that traditional news media has drastically declined, a recent Pew Research Center study shows that Americans are spending the same amount of time gathering news from TV, newspapers or radio than they did in 2000. -db The Washington Post September 12, 2010 By Howard Kurtz With news and gossip leaping off every [...]
Survey shows online news supplanting print media as third most popular news venue
March 1, 2010 by donal brown
Filed under 1st Amendment News, News & Opinion, Uncategorized
A survey by the Pew Research Center showed that 61 percent of readers get news online compared to 50 percent who regularly read newspapers. Seventy-eight perent view local news channels and 71 percent get news from national TV networks. -db BBC News March 1, 2010 Online news has become more popular than reading newspapers in the [...]









