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  • "You can never escape what you did online."

  • Which is the best American newspaper?

  • "People have lost control of their identities on the Internet."

  • "The Internet is completely over."

  • "Newspapers are voters only real hope for truth."

  • "If you don't have a cell phone, you don't exist."

  • "Nothing exists unless it is on television."

  • "Newspapers have consistently refused to innovate."

  • "The Internet is leading to a short attention span culture."

  • "Facebook does everything possible to protect your privacy."

  • "By 2018, there will be no newspapers, no magazines delivered in paper form."

  • "The only thing worse than getting criticized is being ignored."

  • "Glenn Beck is dumb and ignorant."

  • "The Internet is going to put all newspapers out of business."

  • "The iPad is a truly magical and revolutionary product."

  • "Newspapers are the biggest solid waste problem we have."

  • "Print magazines as we know them will cease to exist."

  • "People don't read anymore."

  • "Cable news is unpleasant and unreliable."

  • "Media news stories are frequently inaccurate."

  • "Newspapers offer less each day -- less news, fewer photos."

  • "Three days without television is too long."

  • Have you watched a TV show or movie on the web?

  • "People are going to pay for online content."

  • "Newspapers deliver vital information to communities."

  • "Journalists deserve low pay."

  • "Twitter is a form of torture."

  • "Newspapers are the most trusted news medium."

  • Would you miss reading the local newspaper if it shut down?

  • "Reading everything on the net for free is going to have to change."

  • "There are too many mediocre magazines."

  • "Newspapers help to control corrupt tendencies in government and business."

  • "The majority of the stuff we find on the web is useless."

  • "Personal computers are too hard to use."

  • "Newspapers contain too much information."

  • "The free daily newspaper is the future of the industry."

  • "Misinformation and propaganda are widespread online."

  • "The only information we receive is from people who agree with us."

  • "Local TV keeps airing fake news."

  • "Government should not decide what is aired on TV."

  • "What passes for news today is opinion and soothsaying."

  • "The influence of the established media is waning."

  • "American election coverage is just gossip about celebrities."

  • "American reporters are a threat to national security."

  • "NBC exploited a mass murderer for ratings and profit."

  • "Wikipedia provides balanced and reliable information."

  • "Too much baloney is passed off as news."

  • "Television is intellectual carbon monoxide."

  • "Watching war from a distance is damn good entertainment."

  • "Television is just another appliance. It is a toaster with pictures."

  • "Journalists should be on the side of the victims."

  • "The commercials shown on TV are truthful and accurate."

  • Are you willing to pay to read newspapers and magazines on the web?

  • "Freedom of the press is guaranteed only to those who own one."

  • "Our best course of action is to turn off the TV."

  • "Newspapers are a relic from the last century."

  • "Television insulates us from the realities of the world."

  • "News organizations usually get the facts straight."

  • "The Internet gets its news from newspapers."

  • "Journalists do not let facts get in the way of a good story."

  • Who is the worst person of 2005?

  • Who is the best person of 2005?

  • "The Internet permits too much free speech."

  • "Journalists have been replaced on television by cheerleaders."

  • Do you get most of your news in print, from radio/TV or on the Internet?

  • Which comes first for newspapers today -- public trust or private profit?

  • "Local television news is worthless."

  • "Public support for the news media has all but evaporated."

  • "For TV viewers, discerning real news from product pitches has never been harder."

  • "All of us are dependent on the workings of a vibrant press."

  • "It's not possible for TV networks to provide in-depth coverage of worldly events."

  • "The popularity of the iPod is directly related to the crappiness of radio."

  • Do American broadcast television stations meet their legal obligation to serve the public interest?

  • "We don't have a vigilant, independent press whose interest is the American people."

  • "Opinion is driving out facts too often in most of what we see on television today."

  • "Now journalism is as infected by the celebrity culture as every other institution."

  • "Ongoing consolidation of media ownership threatens American democracy."

  • How is the Internet affecting the amount of time you spend watching TV?

  • "Probably 95% of ads on TV are too loud, silly, annoying, downright stupid and insulting to one's intelligence."

  • What is the predominant bias of the American media?

  • "A person who won't read has no advantage over one who can't read."

  • Does television news usually provide an accurate account of issues and events?

  • "News organizations usually get the facts straight."

  • "Most people use television as a means of turning their minds off, not on."

  • "The mainstream press is pathetically out of touch with what people want to hear."

  • "The dreadful quality of most commercial radio has alienated a lot of listeners."

  • "The public service mission of the old "free press" has been replaced by the modern media imperative not to bore the audience."

  • "The media's real business is to be provocative, to get ratings and headlines."

  • Which one of these news organizations do you trust the most?

  • Should the public know about the preferences, prejudices and allegiances of journalists and the news media?

  • Has television erased the line between fact and fiction, such that news is entertainment and entertainment is news?

  • Is the news side independent of the financial side in the news media?

  • Journalists think of themselves as the public's watchdogs. Do you share that view?

  • Do the news media usually act more like a watchdog or a lapdog?

  • Which medium do you rely on most for news and information?

  • "It is becoming unprecedentedly difficult for anyone, anyone at all, to keep a secret."

  • Who's the worst TV journalist of them all?

  • Do you trust the news media, most of the time?

  • In practice, does unbiased journalism exist?


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