Radio, television, press, or the Internet? (video)

Recently, many studies have been conducted on how the public is being informed. In accordance to one of these studies, television is the most available mass media and has the largest audience, but the public considers that the news provided online is more independent and objective. In addition, according to the survey, about 90% of the respondents considers the television to be the most important source for ongoing events and news, for about 7% it is the Internet, for about 2% it is the radio, and only for 1% it is the newspaper.
Today Lurer.com tried to find out, where the public gets the necessary information from and what they generally read, listen or watch.
Details in the video.

Prepared by Nelly Avetisyan and Hrach Poghosyan