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News influencers survey: 20% of US adults say they get news from social media influencers, 85% of influencers are on X and 27% identify as right-wing, and more

The creators and consumers in the world of news and information on social media  —  Table of Contents Table of Contents

Pew Research Center

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  • @rainesford.bsky.social Rainesford Stauffer on bluesky
    From Pew Research Center, published this AM: “About one-in-five Americans - including a much higher share of adults under 30 (37%) - say they regularly get news from influencers on social media.”