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35% of Americans aged 65+ get their news online - 3.3.3008 [more ]
70% of Americans believe traditional journalism is out of touch, and nearly half are turning to the Internet to get their news, Zogby Interactive says.
Americans 18 to 29 get most of their news and information online,
compared to 35% of people 65 and older. Older adults are the only group
that favors a primary news source other than the Internet, with 38%
selecting television.
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