Link: The Financial Standard.
As for what information source can be trusted, newspapers came number one (61 percent), the internet second (30 percent) and at the bottom were radio (7 percent) and television (2 percent).
Outside these traditional sources, Edelman’s research showed that 75 percent of government, media and senior executive stakeholders have heard of the term ‘blogging’, which refers to diaries that can be read via the internet.
Online blogs have risen steadily in importance as a means to get information not seen or heard on conventional channels such as the papers or on TV.
Recent Comments