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News European news consumers tend to trust TV and radio more than social media and the written press, study finds Half of EU citizens trust broadcast media, but only 36 per cent trust the internet, shows a survey from the European Broadcasting Union By Mădălina Ciobanu • 3 min read
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Credit: Image by va1berg on Flickr. Some rights reserved News BuzzFeed and BBC most socially-shared outlets in February BuzzFeed content received more than 50 million interactions on Facebook in February, while BBC articles were shared almost 25 million times on Twitter, according to data released by Newswhip By Alastair Reid • 3 min read
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