Newspapers lose confidence of readers

As if losing advertising dollars to the Internet isn’t bad enough, now newspapers have lost the confidence of their  readers.

A Gallup  poll shows only 36% believe newspapers get the facts straight, down from 54% in 1989.

23% find factual errors in the news stories of their daily paper at least once a week. 35%  see spelling or grammar mistakes more than once a week. 

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