It's a good question... and the answer can be found in a new survey
compiled by Middleberg and Associates. Here are a few highlights:
The study records an amazing pace of change: "The practices
of journalists, in how they research stories, has changed more in
the 40 month period represented by our four surveys, than in the
previous forty years." Wow!
89% of respondents or their staff go online at least once a month,
45% do so daily.
42% of journalists report that they use the Internet as a primary
vehicle to find new sources and experts - that certainly explains
some of the 5,000 visits Sources
Select Online receives every month!
The entire survey can be found at www.mediasource.com. It came
to HotLink's attention through From the Hip, the electronic
newsletter of HipHype Canada. From the Hip is a great resource -
visit HipHype at www.hiphype.com.
See also:
How
Sources magnifies your Internet visibility
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