Fewer people are reading newspapers. More people are getting their news online. But most Americans still get their news from television, a new survey by Pew Research Center suggests. At the same time, the Associated Press reports, the survey shows a shift toward online news consumption. Even so, there is now a sizable group of a “more engaged, sophisticated, and well-off people that use both traditional and online sources to get their news.”
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