Immigration Issue
Fewer than a third of Latinos rate immigration an “extremely important” issue.
Friending Mom and Dad
Over a third of adults now have a profile on a social networking website.
Blog This
More Americans now get news from the internet than from newspapers.
Bloggers Contemplate the Economy, Rush, and Zombies
Bloggers and the traditional media were both focused on the economy last week, but the online community was just as concerned with a Barack Obama-Rush Limbaugh feud and a practical joke involving a zombie sighting.
On Darwin’s 200th Birthday, Americans Still Divided About Evolution
Opinion polls over the past two decades have found the American public deeply divided -- and confused -- in its beliefs about the origins and development of life on earth.
On Darwin’s 200th Birthday, Americans Still Divided About Evolution
Opinion polls over the past two decades have found the American public deeply divided -- and confused -- in its beliefs about the origins and development of life on earth.
Policy Issues Overshadow Personal Stories in Obama’s First Weeks
Summary of Findings The public focused much more on President Obama’s major policy proposals and decisions than on lighter, more personal stories about the new president and his family in the early days of his administration. Nearly seven-in-ten Americans (69%) say they heard a lot about Obama’s push for quick action on his economic stimulus […]
Can social networking fix U.S. image?
Five Years of Free Friendship Online
The social networking juggernaut Facebook turns five years old today, and the chatter online about the birthday ranges from congratulatory to cautionary.