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Journalism in America today is fraught with uncertainty: survey

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Staff Writer 1 year ago
Updated 2022/06/20 at 5:49 PM
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According to a Pew Research Center survey, journalism in America is fraught with a sense of uncertainty and turmoil.

The survey showed that 77 percent of respondents included would choose their career all over again, while 57 percent reported being concerned with future restrictions on press freedom.

In the same survey, 71 percent of respondents also reported that made-up news and information are a very big problem for the country.

The data was gathered between February and March of 2022.

A graphic showing that Journalists are passionate about what they do but have deep concerns about the news industry

“The survey of 11,889 U.S. journalists, conducted Feb. 16–March 17, 2022, identified several specific areas of concern for journalists, including the future of press freedom, widespread misinformation, political polarization and the impact of social media,” the Pew authors explained in their online report.

The survey also revealed that most journalists believe news organizations should report on public figures’ false statements. And just over half of journalists believe every side does not always deserve equal coverage.

A chart showing that Just over half of journalists think every side does not always deserve equal coverage

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Staff Writer June 17, 2022
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