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Most American adults are getting their news from social media — overtaking traditional journalism: survey

A new study from Syracuse University reveals that social media news has overtaken formerly trusted TV news stations and anchors for where people get their news, with young adults and black Americans most reliant on the social media reports over professional journalists.

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Most American adults are getting their news from social media — overtaking traditional journalism: survey
A new study from Syracuse University reveals that social media news has overtaken formerly trusted TV news stations and anchors for where people get their news, with young adults and black Americans most reliant on the social media reports over professional journalists.
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