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Pew Research CenterMay 25, 2016
News Use Across Social Media Platforms 2016

Instagram, Facebook and YouTube news users most likely to happen upon news online, but LinkedIn, Twitter and Reddit news users are more evenly divided between news seekers and non-seekers

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Instagram, Facebook and YouTube news users most likely to happen upon news online, but LinkedIn, Twitter and Reddit news users are more evenly divided between news seekers and non-seekers

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News Use Across Social Media Platforms 2016
About 6-in-10 Americans get news from social media
Reddit, Facebook and Twitter users most likely to get news on each site
Social media news use: Facebook leads the pack
Most social media news consumers only get news on one site
Instagram, Facebook and YouTube news users most likely to happen upon news online, but LinkedIn, Twitter and Reddit news users are more evenly divided between news seekers and non-seekers
Demographic profile of social networking site news users
Social media news consumers access news on a number of other platforms
Growth in use of social media for news
Demographics of social media news consumers
Portion of Americans who get news on social media in 2013 and 2016
Portion of social media site users who get news on each site
Sample sizes and margins of sampling error

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