Many more Americans trust news on the internet than did so in 1998, when only a small fraction of Americans got their news this way. Currently, 40% of Americans say they trust online news, up from 25% in 1998, the last time Gallup measured opinions on the subject.
Trust in online news, talk shows on radio and TV rose most over 21-year period
Three local news sources -- TV, newspapers, radio -- garner most widespread trust
In 1998, 12% in US used online news; 64% currently do
Full report - here.
Next Thursday, Brigadoon is bringing together a peerless group of entrepreneurs and thought leaders for our first salon dinner in Los Angeles, California.
We will gather for a small group dinner (12 max) at the Jonathan Club in Santa Monica, California on Thursday, September 26 and for a discussion on business startup strategy and finance.
There are two seats available - I hope you can make it.
More details here: www.thebrigadoon.com/events/losangeles
-Marc
PS: Use discount code "SD35" to save $35 on any Brigadoon Salon Dinner this fall
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