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Internet Gains Ground in Public Trust News Poll

While people say national television is the most trusted news source, ahead of newspapers and public radio, the Internet is gaining ground, especially among the young, according to a major worldwide survey of trust in the media.

Read the full Reuters story here.

Posted by Glynn Wilson on May 3, 2006 10:13 AM |

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