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According to Pew Research Center, about one-fifth of adults in the US currently get their news fix from social media, which is marginally higher than the 16% of people who get their news from the papers.

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December 14, 2018 02:15 IST

49% of consumers still follow the news on TV, making it the primary medium for news consumption.

Social media preferred over print for news

According to Pew Research Center, about one-fifth of adults in the US currently get their news fix from social media, which is marginally higher than the 16% of people who get their news from the papers. Meanwhile, 49% of consumers still follow the news on TV, making it the primary medium for news consumption.

This article was first uploaded on December fourteen, twenty eighteen, at fifteen minutes past two in the night.

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