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

Sora PARK

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.

http://ct.moreover.com/?a=47988024640&p=1gw&v=1&x=ouE6n5HW8gTTNtAqzYTSeA

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