Quick Study: Americans Put Their Trust in Media—Some Outlets More Than Others; Hispanics More Social Than Other Groups

by PR News | 02/27/2012

â–¶ Majority of Americans Trust the Media, Including Online Sites: No longer relegated to trusting the accuracy of their one daily newspaper or watching Walter Cronkite, today the public has a plethora of ways to catch the news.

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