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19 Aug 2008 08:23 am
Integrators, Traditionalists, Net-Newsers, And The Disengaged
From a new PEW study:
Since 2006, the proportion of Americans who say they get news online at least three days a week has increased from 31% to 37%. About as many people now say they go online for news regularly (at least three days a week) as say they regularly watch cable news (39%); substantially more people regularly get news online than regularly watch one of the nightly network news broadcasts (37% vs. 29%).
Since 2006, daily online news use has increased by about a third, from
18% to 25%. However, as the online news audience grows, the educational
divide in online news use -- evident since the internet's early days in
the mid-1990s -- also is increasing. Currently, 44% of college
graduates say they get news online every day, compared with just 11% of
those with a high school education or less.
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