Pew Research
Report: Americans are bad at telling news from opinion
Few Americans are good at distinguishing between factual news and opinion — and it may have…
Report: Circulation, revenue and employment are all down at U.S. newspapers
You only have to look at the graphs in Pew's latest report on the state…
A myth debunked: minorities may now be consuming more local news than whites, not less
The Pew Research Center surveyed more than 3,600 news consumers in three cities last summer…
Chart shows how minority employment at newspapers has stalled
Pew New York Times Executive Editor Dean Baquet is "part of a small minority at…
Women journalists make 17% less than men
Pew The median salary of women journalists is 83 percent of their male counterparts' pay,…
Few say they heard ‘a lot’ about Heartbleed bug from news sources
Pew Only about 1 in 5 U.S. adults said they'd heard "a lot" about the…
News biz revenue has shrunk by a third since 2006
Pew The news business had about $30 billion more revenue in 2006 than it does…
Pew: More seniors own tablets or e-readers than smartphones
Pew Research Center About 27 percent of U.S. adults age 65 or older own a…
Growth in online video news consumption slows
Pew Research Center Despite the recent rapid proliferation of mobile devices, the number of Americans…
Pew finds embattled newspaper industry still pulls in more than half of all news revenue
Pew's 11th annual State of the News Media report, out this morning, offers fresh measures…
Missing plane: Only a third of people think there’s too much coverage
Pew Research Center Almost half of the people surveyed by Pew think there's been the…
‘Sideways’ visitors to news sites are less engaged, Pew finds
Pew People who visit a news organization's website directly engage with its content more than…