Katherine Armstrong
@kjarmstrong.bsky.social
Qual insight and culture specialist @ Ipsos UK, interested in all things media, tech and society | Tottenham based
… than those who get their news primarily from messaging apps, social media or from friends and family. The more time people spend on SM daily, the more likely they are to regard these topics with suspicion. I’m sure BlueSky-ers might have some theories on which platforms are most to blame… 😉
November 19, 2024 at 12:25 PM
… than those who get their news primarily from messaging apps, social media or from friends and family. The more time people spend on SM daily, the more likely they are to regard these topics with suspicion. I’m sure BlueSky-ers might have some theories on which platforms are most to blame… 😉
(45% on average across 30 countries citing it as the biggest reason why people are wrong about key social realities.) People who report getting their news primarily via tv, radio or newspapers are more likely to trust scientists, elites and elections…
November 19, 2024 at 12:25 PM
(45% on average across 30 countries citing it as the biggest reason why people are wrong about key social realities.) People who report getting their news primarily via tv, radio or newspapers are more likely to trust scientists, elites and elections…