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Rolling news television was the most popular source used by respondents for keeping up-to-date with breaking news on major events. Fewer than one-fifth of respondents said that they use social networking or social media websites to keep up-to-date, with only 4% saying that this is their main source for doing so.

43% of respondents claimed that they had either written or read comments about a news event on social networking sites. However, only 35% said that they had clicked a link to share a news article they have found on a website, or read an article posted by someone else, whilst 11% had shared or read a link on a social bookmarking site.

The majority of respondents did not anticipate any change in the frequency with which they use social networking and social media websites to find and share news information over the next 12 months, although around 20% anticipated either using them more or less.
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