Californians’ reliance on TV for their political news is declining, while an increasing number of people are using the Internet for political coverage, according to a report from the Public Policy Institute of California. In 2007, nearly half of Californians — some 47 percent — relied on television for political coverage; today, it is 38 percent. Of those who go to television, nearly half rely on cable TV, according to the PPIC report, which included the findings of earlier statewide surveys.
Source: TV losing ground, web gaining for political news | Capitol Weekly
