A new study shows that 8% of Americans get their news from Twitter and another 30% get their news from Facebook.
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Almost 40% of Americans get their news from Facebook and Twitter
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Published November 5, 2013
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Last week, Pew told us that 30 percent of Americans find news on Facebook — even if they aren’t actively looking for it there.
Now, the research center is out with its second report in a series of studies analyzing news and social media, and this time it’s all about Twitter.
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