Teenagers More Likely To Use Social Media For News
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“be justified and 20% said that that's possible. But it says that for those over 30, it says, sorry, under 30 that that is a higher level. And at those over a certain age, you know, I think it was 50 that was considered never an option. So what do you make of that? Well, I think social media. Like the gentleman said about that.”
“the new survey finds teenagers are more likely to get their news from non-traditional sources, such as social media and influencers and adults. Survey from the media and site project finds 57% of teens get their news from social media, compared with 36% of adults that do so.”
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