We have far more information than ever. But we often seem far less informed.
It's a bewildering matter but one element, says a report from Harvard’s Shorenstein Center on Media, Politics and Public Policy, is the ongoing mobile revolution. It "threatens to create a less engaged 'second-class' citizenship of news consumers who don’t benefit from mobile adoption as much as everyone assumes."
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