Television more influential than blogs and podcasts
By: Daniel Chubb | February 17, 2008 | 1 Comment
The Ketchum/University of Southern California carried out a study into US media usage and found that 73.6% of people rely on Local TV; newspapers accounted for 68.9% and news websites 38.1%, while blogs were at a poor 13.4%. The consumers were of all ages and the study shows people rely mostly on old-fashioned media.
What do you rely on more, Television or blogs and podcasts?
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