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    Twitter and breaking news

    While people end up following news in general on Twitter and use the social network “to pass the time,” the immediacy of using the network [...]

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    Who people follow and discover on Twitter

    On Twitter consumers can discover new voices, authors, news providers and take following actions as a result. The survey tried to track those patterns by [...]

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    How Twitter users follow the news

    People using social media as a news source can design their own news agenda — identifying the sources and topics they want to follow. This [...]

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    How people use Twitter in general

    In general, all three core groups studied — Twitter users, non-Twitter users on social media and social media users overall — consume a good deal [...]

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    Download a PDF or topline results

    For printing and offline viewing, a PDF version of this report and the topline results with questionnaire are available for download.

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    Twitter and the News: How people use the social network to learn about the world

    Overview How does Twitter change the way people get news? What kinds of thought leaders, journalists and organizations do people follow on the network? How [...]

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    Methodology

    This study was conducted by DB5 using a 15-minute online survey among two groups: General social media users (n=1,000) defined as those who used some [...]

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    Recommendations for publishers

    The results of this survey make clear an intimate connection between Twitter users and news, and suggest some ways in which publishers can take best [...]

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    Pursuing a story in a foreign area can be complicated and dangerous. Enter “fixers,” local people who for years have been helping journalists and other [...]

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    Race, ethnicity, and the use of social media for news

    One of the major findings of this research, across all groups, is the finding that Millennials are far more interested in news and information than [...]

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