With one exception, few Democrats say they got news in the past week from sources they distrust. The exception is Fox News. Say "Alexa, enable the Pew Research Center flash briefing". It organizes the public into nine distinct groups, based on an analysis of their attitudes and values.
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And they are among the only sources that consistent conservatives trust more than distrust along with the Wall Street Journal and the Blaze. See Appendix C for detailed tables on trust, distrust and awareness of all 36 sources across all groups. The list of popular sources these panelists turn to for political and government news often parallels the list of sources they are most likely to trust.
Panelists were asked whether they got news from each of the 36 sources plus local television news over the past week, and while these data do not speak to the number of hours spent on each outlet, they do reveal distinct orientations that segment along ideological lines. For example, consistent conservatives not only trust Fox News at high rates, but also coalesce around it as a source. While Fox News has a large audience overall, the other outlets that consistent conservatives turn to do not have much reach beyond this conservative base.
S adults got news about government and politics from any of these sources in the previous week. Even among those with mostly conservative political values, there is a drop-off in usage of sources like the Rush Limbaugh show, the Sean Hannity Show and the Glenn Beck Program. Consistent conservatives, then, are both united around a single source in a way no other ideological group is, and when they turn to other sources, they opt for those not consumed by many others.
Consistent liberals, on the other hand, show signs of a more diffuse network of news sources. Ten of the 37 sources local television was included in this consumption measure were used by at least a third of this group for news about government and politics in the past week; by comparison, only five sources were used by a third or more of consistent conservatives in the past week.
But the public radio news network is far less central to the news diets of those in the other ideological groups. Those with mixed ideological views who also tend to follow political and government news less closely than those in other groups gravitate to both broadcast and cable television sources. On average, consistent liberals turn to more sources for news about politics and government than do those in other groups.
Those with consistently liberal political values say they got news about government and politics in the past week from 6. Consistent conservatives turn to somewhat fewer sources 5. The different ideological preferences detailed above result in distinct audience profiles for each news source. Each source is placed on the line graph below according to the average ideological composition of those who use the source for news about politics and government. The dashed vertical line shows the ideological placement of the average respondent just slightly to the left of someone holding an equal mix of liberal and conservative positions.
The New Yorker on the other hand is placed further to the left because its audience is, on average, more liberal. But the overall audience distributions can differ even for outlets that are similarly placed. U-M Library access.
The Pew Research Center found that the Wall Street Journal is read by people of all political leanings and is the only news source that is more trusted than distrusted by people all across the political spectrum. There is, however, some debate but it has been accused of being biased to both the left and the right. According to Pew, BBC is more trusted than distrusted among the different ideological groups except for consistently conservative individuals who view BBC as about equally trusted as distrusted.
The following news sources are rated as "Center" by AllSides and are noted for stating an independent and unbiased agenda, as well as consistently providing balanced coverage giving time to both sides of an issue.
However, they are listed here as almost center because of audience distrust from conservatives. Respondents to the Pew survey who are consistently liberal, mostly liberal, and mixed views, rated these sources as more trusted than distrusted. Mostly conservatives rated them as about equally trusted as distrusted; Consistently conservatives rated them as more distrusted than trusted.
A key finding from the Pew survey is that conservatives have a higher level of distrust overall of news sources and consume a much narrower range of news sources.
Liberal audiences trust and consume a broader range of news sources. This represents the popular conservative discourse that the mainstream media has a liberal bias and potential hostile media effect. These news sources are rated as "Lean Left" by Allsides. According to the Pew survey, they are more distrusted than trusted by people who are mostly conservative and consistently conservative; and are more trusted than distrusted by people who are mixed, mostly liberal, and consistently liberal.
These news sources are rated as "Left" by Allsides. According to the Pew survey, they are more trusted than distrusted by people who are mostly liberal, consistently liberal; and are more distrusted than trusted by people who are mostly conservative, and consistently conservative. These news sources are rated as "Right" by Allsides. According to the Pew survey, they are more distrusted than trusted by people who are mostly liberal and consistently liberal; and are more trusted than distrusted by people who are mixed, mostly conservative, and consistently conservative.
Note that this represents a further bias leaning than the "towards the left" sources. Where Trump goes, many of his supporters follow, and that has accelerated the growth of OAN and Newsmax, in particular. The Newsmax app rose from 4, downloads a day in late October to , in the days following the election. One Zero reported that downloads of the app have dropped, by a lot, since then, to 32, a day, but that still represents a huge spike compared to the pre-election days.
Nielsen ratings showed Newsmax and OAN had experienced a decline in viewers since the highs they saw in the days following the election. According to Nielsen, Fox News daytime viewers also declined. In the week following the election, Parler grew from 4. Do people get there and then get frustrated with it, do they decide not to stay? Ted Cruz, the Republican senator from Texas, has one of the most followed Parler accounts, with 4.
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