According to a survey conducted by APSAP, Romanians with low incomes (under 3,000 lei) spend more time on social networks, mainly using Facebook and TikTok for information. Almost 35% of respondents prefer these platforms to news websites. Differences in education and income also influence both the sources of information and the time spent on social networks, highlighting an information polarization that may contribute to the spread of misinformation. The study suggests the need for tailored communication strategies to promote critical information consumption.
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Studiu: TikTok-ul e "presa" pentru românii cu salarii sub 3.000 de lei. Tot ei sunt cei mai expuși la dezinformare
STUDIU: Românii cu venituri sub 3.000 lei petrec mai mult timp pe rețele sociale, iar 44% dintre ei se informează de pe Facebook și TikTok
Românii și rețelele sociale. Facebook și TikTok, principalele surse de informare pentru cei cu venituri mici
Romanii cu venituri sub 3.000 lei petrec cel mai mult timp pe Facebook si TikTok
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