Majority of Australians believe journalists should stick to news rather than opinion on social media

Sora Park

News & Media Research Centre

Description

The majority of Australians believe journalists should not express their personal opinions on social media and only 15% of respondents say they follow specific journalists, according to the latest report on digital news.

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Period	14 Jun 2022

Media coverage

7

Media coverage

Title	Majority of Australians believe journalists should stick to news rather than opinion on social media
Media name/outlet	Yahoo! News UK and Ireland
Country/Territory	United Kingdom
Date	14/06/22
Persons	Sora Park

Title Majority of Australians believe journalists should stick to news rather than opinion on social media
Media name/outlet NewsBreak
Country/Territory United States
Date 14/06/22
Persons Sora Park

Title	Majority of Australians believe journalists should stick to news rather than opinion on social media \| Australian media
Media name/outlet	Tech Register
Country/Territory	United Kingdom
Date	14/06/22
Persons	Sora Park

Title Majority of Australians believe journalists should stick to news rather than opinion on social media
Media name/outlet BusinessMayor.com
Country/Territory India
Date 14/06/22
Persons Sora Park

Title	Majority of Australians believe journalists should stick to news rather than opinion on social media \| Australian media
Media name/outlet	Heromag.net
Country/Territory	United States
Date	14/06/22
Persons	Sora Park

Title Majority of Australians believe journalists should stick to news rather than opinion on social media
Media name/outlet BusinessFast.co.uk
Country/Territory United Kingdom
Date 14/06/22
Persons Sora Park

Title	Majority of Australians believe journalists should stick to news rather than opinions on social media \| Australian media
Media name/outlet	WooDZog.com
Country/Territory	United States
Date	14/06/22
Persons	Sora Park