Media Change Deniers: Why Debates Around News Need a Better Evidence Base--and How We Can Get One

Posted Thursday, May 24, 2018 9:53 am

Rasmus Kleis Nielsen | Nieman Lab

Do you think that most people who get news via social media are caught in filter bubbles? Do you believe that online news use is more fragmented than offline news consumption? That young people will never pay for online news? Or that bots are the main drivers of disinformation online?

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Media Change Deniers: Why Debates Around News Need a Better Evidence Base--and How We Can Get One

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