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Infographics: Where people trust the news most and least
Published On: July 3, 2017 12:05 AM NPT By: Republica | @RepublicaNepal
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The Reuters Institute For The Study Of Journalism recently released a report showing that trust levels in news vary hugely by country. Trust is highest in affluent Western European nations, primarily due to the presence of well-funded public service broadcasters. Sixty two percent of people in Finland agreed that “you can trust most news most of the time.” In the United States, the epicenter of the fake news storm, trust was far lower at just 38 percent.
Source: The Statistics Portal
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