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"According to the survey, 90 percent of the respondents say that they can identify trusted news and 93 percent say that they trust media outlets on the Internet," the centre said. The group of 1,034 people who took part in the survey did not have an average age of 18 years, but an average age of 46.
People of all ages trust traditional media outlets like newspapers and television, the survey said. Trust of internet-based media platforms like Wikipedia and online blogs was low, the centre found.
Swiss respondents trust more the media organizations than people, the researchers concluded. They said 84 percent of respondents trust the media organizations, compared to 56 percent who trust people.
"It is important to note that this trust is not evenly spread among all media outlets," the researchers said. "The strongest trust is in the traditional media. Those who watch more television are most likely to trust television, while computer users trust online media. Respondents who trust national media, print or internet, especially do so for the same reasons."
'The divide between trust in news and distrust in media'
The reason is that traditional media serve as "gatekeepers to information" and "gatekeepers of trust," the centre said.
"While the general distrust of the media is high, the trust in news is high, too," the researchers said. The divide between trust in news and distrust in media was broad.
While 88 percent of the respondents said they have heard about the allegations against Apple, which were made public in a New York Times investigation on Tuesday, only 28 percent of respondents said that the story was credible. On the other hand, 80 percent of respondents said they had heard about allegations against Google, only 15 percent said that the story was credible.
"The general mistrust of the media, the political class and companies and authorities is not distributed equally be359ba680
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