Media bias? What bias? Pro-gay marriage stories outnumbered anti-gay marriage stories by five-to-one in a new study of coverage of the debate released Monday by the Pew Research Center Project for Excellence in Journalism.
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A new study has found that YouTube has become a major platform for news, one where viewers are turning for eyewitness videos in times of major events and natural disasters.
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“I don’t think the study can necessarily speak to that one way or another,” said Ms. Mitchell, acting director of the project.
News coverage favors gay marriage fans over opponents by 5-to-1: Pew study →
“Certainly it is evident in these findings the degree to which supporters of same-sex marriage were largely successful in getting their message out in a clear way, a consistent way, across a wide swath of the news media,” said Ms. Mitchell.
News coverage favors gay marriage fans over opponents by 5-to-1: Pew study →
